Now you should know when to use the present simple and the present continuous, but you also need to know that there are certain verbs that can not be used in the continuous tense.
The present continuous is formed using the present tense of the verb "to be" and the -ing form of the verb. We use this tense to talk about things that are happening at the moment.
They don't agree on food culture, but they speak to the same crowd: Jamie Oliver says "It's smelling delicious" and McDonald's use "I'm lovin' it" in their advertisements. Never mind their slang. Just say "It smells delicious" and "I love it".
In Walt Disney's "Alice in Wonderland", Alice meets a group of men who are doing something very strange. They don't always do it, do they? Watch a video and review the grammar rules for the present simple and the present continuous.
One of the core elements of any language is its tense system. In
English the tenses have two important aspects, the simple form and the
continuous form. Do you know the tenses?
