The document discusses verbs in the present continuous and present simple affirmative forms. It provides examples of sentences using common verbs like "go", "eat", and "live" in both tenses. The purpose is to illustrate the differences between the present continuous for actions happening now and the present simple for regular or general actions. Students are asked to complete a table with the affirmative form of verbs in brackets to practice forming sentences in the two tenses.

1. English Alive! Student’s Book 2 Whiteboard Presentation

2. ’ s eating live eats are living Are you going to school today? (go) Do you go to school? (go) She ’s eating fish at the moment. (eat) She never eats seafood. (eat) They are living together now. (live) They usually live in groups. (live) Affirmative Complete the table with the affirmative form of the verbs in brackets. Grammar Present continuous and present simple: affirmative Do go Are going

3. ’ s eating live eats are living Are you going to school today? (go) Do you go to school? (go) She ’s eating fish at the moment. (eat) She never eats seafood. (eat) They are living together now. (live) They usually live in groups. (live) Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar Present continuous and present simple: affirmative Do go Are going