Present Simple and Present Continuous (4th of primary)

PRESENT SIMPLE

We use the present simple to talk about activities that people do.

For third person singular, we add s or es to the end of the verb. (He, She, and It).

For example:

• My dad washes the car.
• My mom does the gardening.
• My sister plays the guitar.
• I read my comics.
• We go to school.
• The swim in the afternoon.

Watch the videos below for another explanation:

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use the present continuous to talk about actions happening at the time of speaking.

We use a form of the auxiliary verb be and the base verb with the ending - ing.

For example: 

• I am eating a hot dog.
• Harry is selling a lot of hot dogs.
• People are waiting in a line.
• He is sitting on chair.

Watch the video below for another explanation:

Assignment:

• Practice book: page 50 (exercise #2), pages 51, 52 and 53.
• Grammar book: page 31, exercise #1 and #2