1. Present Simple or
Present Continuous
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2. PRESENT
SIMPLE: lo usamos para hablar
de hábitos y rutinas, cosas que hacemos
normalmente.
I go to English class every day
PRESENT CONTINUOUS: lo usamos para
hablar de las cosas que estamos haciendo
en el momento en que estamos hablando.
I am listening to the teacher
When do we use them?
What’s the difference?

3. Present Simple
Present Continuous
I
I
play
 You play
 He plays
 She plays
 It plays
 We play
 You play
 They play
am playing
 You are playing
 He is playing
 She is playing
 It is playing
 We are playing
 You are playing
 They are playing
FORMA AFIRMATIVA

4. Present Simple
Present Continuous
I
 I’m
don’t play
 You don’t play
 He doesn’t play
 She doesn’t play
 It doesn’t play
 We don’t play
 You don’t play
 They don’t play
not playing
 You aren’t playing
 He isn’t playing
 She isn’t playing
 It isn’t playing
 We aren’t playing
 You aren’t playing
 They aren’t playing
FORMA NEGATIVA

5. Present Simple
Present Continuous
 Do
 Am
I play?
 Do you play?
 Does he play?
 Does she play?
 Does it play?
 Do we play?
 Do you play?
 Do they play?
I playing?
 Are you playing?
 Is he playing?
 Is she playing?
 Is it playing?
 Are we playing?
 Are you playing?
 Are they playing?
FORMA INTERROGATIVA

6. PRESENT
SIMPLE: always, usually, often,
sometimes, rarely, never, every day, four
times a week, twice a month, once a
year…
PRESENT CONTINUOUS: now, at the
moment…
Adverbs and Time Expressions

7. PRESENT
SIMPLE: always, usually, often,
sometimes, rarely, never, every day, four
times a week, twice a month, once a
year…
PRESENT CONTINUOUS: now, at the
moment…
Adverbs and Time Expressions