Present Simple vs Present Continuous: Choose the Correct Form

Practice Present Simple vs Present Continuous with 10 varied questions. Choose the correct form and learn when to use Present Simple for habits, routines and facts, and Present Continuous for actions happening now, temporary situations and changes.

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

In this test, you will practise the difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous. Some sentences talk about habits and routines, while others describe actions happening now, temporary situations, or changing situations. Choose the most natural answer for each situation.

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Tom ___ English twice a week.

2 / 10

Emma ___ her emails every evening.

3 / 10

Look! The children ___ in the garden.

4 / 10

I can’t talk now. I ___ dinner.

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Why ___ you ___ your coat? It’s warm today.

6 / 10

Be quiet, please. The baby ___.

7 / 10

My brother ___ in London, but this month he ___ with us.

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I usually ___ to work by bus, but today I ___ a taxi.

9 / 10

Water ___ at 100°C.

10 / 10

Every morning, Anna ___ coffee before work.

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