This document provides a comparative chart of the present simple and present progressive tenses in English. It lists examples of each tense in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. The chart was created by three students and compares how the two tenses are used to describe actions occurring now or on a regular basis.

1. FACULTAD DE DERECHO Y CIENCIAS POLÌTICAS
INGLÉS I
Docente: Shirley Toribio Cruzado.
Cuadro Comparativo Presente Simple y Progresivo
Integrantes:
* Arteaga León, Jahaira
* Criales Chumpitaz, Nathaly Milagros
* Vargas García, Wilson

2. Presente Simple Presente Progresivo
Afirmativo Afirmativo
1. She goes to school every day.
2. She drinks coffee in the morning.
3. He works with her father.
4. Luis likes to play the guitar.
5. Alicia has two kids.
6. He lives here.
7. Mary wants ti learn ti play the piano.
8. Carl lives with his parents.
9. He works out every day.
10. I watch TV every night .
1. The dogs are sleeping right now.
2. She is reading the magazine in the
rest room.
3. You are working very hard.
4. They are playing in the garden.
5. She is doing the work of
three people.
6. He is speaking Dutch.
7. The plane is leaving the country.
8. I am playing in the park.
9. They are selling cigarrettes there.
10. I am getting up late tomorrow.

3. Presente Simple Presente Progresivo
Negativo Negativo
1. She doesn't go to school every day.
2. She doesn't drink coffee in the
morning.
3. He doesn't works with her father.
4. Luis doesn't like to play the guitar.
5. Alicia doesn't have two kids.
6. He doesn't live here.
7. I don't want to learn to play the
piano.
8. Carl doesn't live with his parents.
9. He doesn't work out every day.
10.I don't watch tv every night.
1. They aren't waiting for him.
2. It isn't snowing.
3. She isn't taking a shower.
4. She isn't cleaning her room now.
5. She isn't looking for the doll she
lost.
6. He isn't taking a cookie.
7. We aren't planning a goodbye.
8. They aren't eating in the restaurant
on the town.
9. I am not saying that.
10. My mom is not working this week

4. Presente Simple Presente Progresivo
Interrogativo Interrogativo
1.Does she go ti school every day?
2. Does she drink coffee in the
morning?
3 does he work with her father?
4. Does Luis like to play the
guitar?
5. Does Alicia have two kids?
6. Do You live here?
7. Does Mary want to learn to
play the piano?
8. Does Carl lives with his
parents?
1.Are the dogs sleeping right
now?
2.Is she reading the magazine in
the rest room?.
3.Are you working very hard?
4.Are they playing in the garden?
5.Is she doing the work of
three people?
6.Isn't he taking a cookie?
7.Aren't we planning a goodbye?
8.Aren't they eating in the
restaurant at town?