Are these situations describing an action or a state?
I see a problem.
I am looking at the problem.
I think this is easy.
I am thinking about the answer.
I hear music.
I am listening to music.
I love this song.
I am enjoying this song.
LETS SPEAK...
Now that you have remembered these tools useful to narrate past events. Let's take a look at the Present Perfect Simple and Continuous Tenses, shall we?
Now let's put everything together. This continues the exercises on page 5 from Cambridge One.
Present Perfect Simple VS Present Perfect Simple VS Simple Past Tense
Question Tags
Giving Advice
Exercise 9 - Modification of Activity
Comparatives, Superlatives, As ... As
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