Learning resources
Choose a topic, read a short explanation and try a question. These starting points are free to use independently.
Each note focuses on one distinction you can use in your own sentences.
Use the present simple for a habit or regular fact. Use the present continuous for something happening now or around now.
Look for the time clue before choosing the verb form.
Borrow means to receive something temporarily. Lend means to give it temporarily.
The same exchange looks different from each person’s point of view.
Begin a paragraph with one clear idea. Then add an example or explanation that supports it.
“She ___ English every evening.” Which fits a regular routine: studies or is studying?
Studies. “Every evening” describes a repeated routine, so we use the present simple.
Learning tactic
When you correct a sentence, write the reason beside it. A short note such as “finished time → simple past” helps you recognise the same choice later.
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