Past Continuous & Past Simple
Learn how to make your stories more interesting with the past continuous.
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Agreeing and Disagreeing
Using auxiliary verbs to sound more natural when agreeing or disagreeing.
Present Continuous vs Present Simple
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
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The Present Simple tense is used for *habits*, routines, and *facts* that are always true. For example, "I *drink* coffee every morning" (habit), or "The sun *rises* in the east" (fact).
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The Present Continuous tense is for actions happening