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Identifying Simple Present Tense

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Which sentence is an example of the simple present tense?

I buy a snack. (correct)

I have bought a drink.

I am eating lunch.

I will eat dinner.

Which of the following sentences indicates an action that is happening currently?

I am buying a snack. (correct)

I buy a snack.

I bought a snack.

I will buy a snack.

What is the main difference between the simple present tense and the present continuous tense?

Simple present describes routine actions.

Present continuous is used for habitual actions.

Simple present describes completed actions.

Present continuous is for actions happening right now. (correct)

Choose the correct sentence that is NOT in simple present tense.

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Which of the following sentences expresses a future action?

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Identifying Simple Present Tense

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Questions and Answers

Which sentence is an example of the simple present tense?

Which of the following sentences indicates an action that is happening currently?

What is the main difference between the simple present tense and the present continuous tense?

Choose the correct sentence that is NOT in simple present tense.

Which of the following sentences expresses a future action?

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