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Learn English Tenses: PRESENT SIMPLE or PRESENT CONTINUOUS?
“I work” or “I am working”? In this easy English lesson, you will learn the difference between the PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE (“I work”) and the PRESENT CONTINUOUS (PROGRESSIVE) TENSE (“I am working”). Many students get confused, because these two tenses do not exist in all languages. Here, we’ll review when to use each tense, how to form it, and what common mistakes to avoid. We’ll do practice exercises together, so you can understand the differences clearly. Then, you can check what you’ve learned by taking the review quiz on engVid. When you’re ready, move on to the past simple tense, the next class in my engVid series on English verb tenses. Keep taking your English to a higher level, step by step!
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I got 10 correct out of 10.
This kind of lesson is what I need to study or l was looking for .
Thank you, Rebecca.
You are wonderful !
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Thank you very much, it’s really good lesson.
It was terrific. Thank you.
Thank you I got 8 out of 10 that was a great exercise. Thank you
Thank you so much,Rabecca.
This lesson really good for me.
Thank you so much,Rebecca.
This lesson really good for me.
Thank you Rebecca, I learned a good lesson.
Got full! Thank you Rebecca. Your teaching is always superb!
Thank you so much. I have a big reques to you. Could you please explain clearly what is the difference between past continues tense and past perfect continues. I confuse very much because they are almost similar. I hope to see your video soom
Thank you very much madam
wow 7 of 10 well need to study, thanx
great
time learning !!!!
Thank you.
Hello every one, I have a question, what is the differences between get in and get on? When you want to enter in the car, plane, bus,etc. Which one do you prefer to use? Which one is correct, get in or get on?
Generally, if you can stand up in the vehicle, we say get on. If you can not stand up in it, we say get in. So we get in the car or taxi but get on the bus, bicycle, plane, train, etc.
Thank you, Rebecca! I got 9 correct out of 10.
I got 9/10…. Thank you so much!
Rebecca thank you for understandable lesson!
lol i got 8
That explanation is so well deitailed that I got a 9 Mr.Rebecca. Thank you.
Thank you for the lesson, but I have a question. Is there a difference between future forms?
i get 10/10
I got 9 out of 10.Thank you Rebecca
thank u
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D
thnx
Hi,
it’s been awhile since last lesson.
As always useful and pithy lesson. What will next lesson be about?
Maybe, present perfect? It’d be amazing, especially for me. I find it difficult to use that tense correctly.
Best wishes to everyone who learns English.
Take care and stay out of troubles.
Bye.
thank you teacher
thank you for teaching rebecca :)
Thank you
Dear Teacher,
Please tell me, the Spelling of Plural Nouns & Subject-Verb agreement rules are same to add s or es or other?
Thanks
Great Rebecca !! Thank you !
9 out of 10
Thank you
Thank you so much teacher Rebecca you is a very nice. God bless you day by day.
9/10. Thanks
Thank you! I’m grateful
10/10 thank for lesson. I’m grateful
you are awesome…………very helpful Rebecca…thanks a lot
Thanks Rebecca :) A good lesson.
Thankyou.. U’re very kind.. :) Godbless.. May God lead your way to success.. Amen..
Thank you so much. Mrs Rebecca its a really good lesson.