PRESENT SIMPLE / PRESENT CONTINOUS
The present simple is used, for example, to say something that you do as if it were a routine.
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SUBJ + V (inf) (+s in he she or it)
do/does + SUBJ + V (inf)
SUBJ + don't/doesn't + V (inf)
I don't shower every day
We don't play football every week
He doesn't sing in the morning
Does he sing in the morning?
Do I shower every day?
Do we play football every week?
We play football every week
I shower every day
He sings in the morning
The present continuous is used to explain something you are doing at that moment.
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SUBJ + am/is/are + V (ing)
SUBJ + isn't/aren't/am not + V (ing)
am/is/are + SUBJ + V (ing)
We are listening music
I'm making food
She is playing basketball in the street
I am not making food
We aren't listening music
She isn't playing basketball in the street
Is she playing basketball in the street?
Am I making food?
Are we listening music