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Usage Examples Tenses with Present meaning

  • We often eat healthy food. -
  • Mary doesn't drive. -
  • I don't think you should buy this bag. -
  • Who are you talking to right now? -
  • Have you been waiting here long? -
  • How long has your wife been studying economics? -
  • Is your mother doing the washing-up now? -
  • How long has James been playing the guitar? -
  • What does Emily do in her free time? -
  • Where is Emily rushing now? -
  • We have been living in this house for seven months. -
  • What are you doing after the class? -
  • Does Susan go to university three times a week? -
  • We have not been living in London for two years. -
  • Where do you go every Sunday morning? -
  • I am thinking about our holiday now. -
  • It is raining, we don't want to go anywhere. -
  • They are doing absolutely stupid things! -
  • They are not cooking at the moment. -
  • My parents don't like my new house. -
Tenses with Present meaning

Rules for using Tenses with Present meaning in English grammar with examples.