When do you use PRESENT SIMPLE?
For routines, habits and facts.
When do you use PRESENT CONTINUOUS?
For actions happening at the moment of speaking or around the moment of speaking.
Can you use PRESENT CONTINUOUS for future?
Yes. You use it for arrangements.
When do you use BE GOING TO?
For plans and predictions and with evidence.
When do you use WILL?
For predictions without evidence.
On school days, Bella DOESN'T HELP / ISN'T HELPING at her mum's café, but today is Saturday, so Bella HELPS / IS HELPING at the café.
1) doesn't help 2) is helping
Right now, Zadie LEARNS / IS LEARNING a new song. She LEARNS / IS LEARNING a new song every month.
1) is learning 2) learns
Adam often PLAYS / IS PLAYING basketball with his friends, but he DOESN'T PLAY / ISN'T PLAYING at the moment.
1) plays 2) isn't playing
Usually, Josh DOESN'T GET UP / ISN'T GETTING UP early at the weekend, but he GETS UP / IS GETTING UP now because Adam is waiting for him!
1) doesn't get up 2) is getting up
Superlative form of HEALTHY
the healthiest
Comparative form of CHEAP
cheaper
Superlative form of EXPENSIVE
the most expensive
Comparative form of GOOD
better
Superlative form of BAD
the worst
I don’t have to do ANY / SOME / MUCH homework tonight. I’ve already finished it all.
any
Dad, how MANY / MUCH apples do I need to buy from the shop?
many
