📌 The Simple Present describes usual or repeated actions, whereas the Present Progressive describes actions happening now or during a temporary period.
1. Which sentence correctly contrasts the Simple Present with the Present Progressive?
2. Which sentence correctly uses the Simple Past and Past Progressive to describe a completed event interrupting an action in progress?
3. Which sentence is an example of the Present Passive?
What does the Simple Present tense describe?
Usual or repeated actions.
What does the Present Progressive tense describe?
Actions happening now or during a temporary period.
What does the Simple Past tense describe?
Completed past actions.
What does the Past Progressive tense describe?
An action in progress at a particular past time or when another event occurred.
What do comparative forms compare?
Two people or things.
What do superlative forms identify?
The person or thing with the highest or lowest degree in a group.
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