Unit 13 adjectives and adverbs

CONCLUSION

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Unit 1. Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

Present Simple

Present Continuous

Mark Flanagan is a Royal chef. He cooks meals for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. But at the moment he isn’t cooking. He’s giving a speech. (+) I/ we/ you / they drive/go / work He / she / it drives / goes/ works (?) Do I/ we/ you / they   drive/go / work? Does he / she / it (-) I/ we/ you / they don’t drive/go / work He / she / it doesn’t

Now Mark is in the kitchen. He’s cooking. This means: He is cooking now, at the time of speaking, the action is not finished. Am / is / are + -ing is the present continuous (+) I am cooking I’m cooking He/she/it is working He’s/she’s/it’s working We/you/they are playing We’re/you’re/they’re playing (?) Am I working? cooking? playing? Is He /she /it Are We /you /they (-) I am not cooking I’m not cooking He/she/it is not working He/she/it isn’t working We/you/they are playing We/you/they aren’t playing