13 Work individually. Study the information below. Grammar tenses Present Tenses

Tense	Meaning	Time expression	Grammatical forms + ? --
Present Simple	a common fact	usually every day in the morning sometimes never	V Vs.	Do Does…V?	D on’t Doesn’t +V
Present Continuous	a process	now at the moment constantly	a m is V -ing are
Present Perfect	priority	recently, just lately, already, yet, ever	H ave V ed (or 3 form) has
Present Perfect Continuous	priority + a process	for a long time since these few days	H ave been + V- ing has

14 Read the description of the Present Tenses and do exercises afterwards. Present simple

1. permanent situations or states	He goes to school every day.
2. permanent truths or laws of nature	Water freezes at 0°
3. repeated/habitual actions especially with always, usually, etc	He goes fishing every weekend.
4. timetable / programmes with a future meaning	The train leaves at 5.00 pm
5. reviews / sports commentaries /	Jared Leto acts superbly in "Alexander".

Present continuous

(to be + verb -ing)

temporary situations	She is reading a book at the moment.
frequently repeated actions with always, constantly expressing annoyance or criticism.	You are always leaving the entrance door open.
actions happening at or around the moment of speaking	They are playing a cricket now.
fixed arrangements in the near future	I'm going to a movie theatre tomorrow.