The document compares and contrasts the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It provides the conjugations for the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of both tenses, noting that the present simple is used for habitual or repeated actions while the present continuous emphasizes a temporary state. Key aspects explained are using "do/does" as auxiliaries in simple questions and negatives (except for be/have) and always including a form of to be as the helping verb in continuous forms.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS
BE + ING
DO/ DOES
-S

2. AFFIRMATIVE
PRESENT SIMPLE
We read books She reads books
No olvides la S, sólo en + para He, she or it.
NEGATIVE
We don’t read books. She doesn’t read books
INTERROGATIVE
Do we read books? Does she read books? Yes, she
Yes, we do. No, we don’t. does / No, she doesn’t.
• Siempre debéis escribir un auxiliar en negativa
e interrogativa ( si no es el verbo TO BE
or HAVE GOT!!!)

3. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
AFFIRMATIVE
I´m writing a letter. David is watching TV
NEGATIVE
I´m not watching TV Ann isn’t sending a text message
INTERROGATIVE
Are you studying now? Is it raining?
* No olvidéis usar a vuestro mejor amigo, el verbo TO BE, siempre!!

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