Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Exercise

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Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Exercise

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Present Simple Present Continuous 1 2 3 Posted or Updated on 18 2021 by Present Simple Present Continuous Exercise 1. Choose the present simple or present continuous to complete the sentences below. 1 In Johannesburg most people at least five languages. 2 Languages very fast. Half of world's languages will disappear by 2100. 3 You can't see Tim now; he a bath. 4 Please keep quiet, I to the radio. You know I to the news in the mornings.

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Present Simple Vs Present Continuous ExercisePresent simple vs present continuous. Rain / is raining - exercises. Go / am going - exercises. Present simple and pr. continuous. Present Simple / Continuous 1. Present Simple / Continuous 2. Present Simple / Continuous 3. Present simple / continuous. Present continuous or simple. Unit 1 Exercise 1 Present simple and continuous Complete the sentences with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets Use contractions where possible

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