Places For Sports and Exercise and The Present Continuous and The Simple Present Tense
Places For Sports and Exercise and The Present Continuous and The Simple Present Tense
Places For Sports and Exercise and The Present Continuous and The Simple Present Tense
A park.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
A gym.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
A track.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
A pool.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
An Athletic field.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
A golf course.
PLACES FOR SPORTS AND EXERCISE
A tennis court.
THE SIMPLE PRESENT AND THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
The simple present tense: we use the simple present tense
for habitual actions, habits, routines and frequency adverbs.
FOR EXAMPLE:
I drink coffee every day.
I always drink coffee at night.
FREQUENCY ADVERBS:
Always, almost always, usually, often, generally, sometimes,
occasionally, hardly ever, never
THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
The present continuous: we use the present continuous to
describe actions in progress now or future plans.
FOR EXAMPLE:
I’m drinking water now.
I’m taking guitar lessons on Monday nights.
EXAMPLE:
I have one sister. NOT: I’m having one sister
I want a new jacket. I’m wanting a new jacket.
I need new shoes. I’m needing new shoes.
I like coffee. I’m liking coffee.
THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE: FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Frequency means: How many times? – cuantas veces or How
often? – que tan a menudo o con que frecuencia, we do
something.