Hello, aici ai pe scurt cate ceva despre prezentul simplu si prezentul continuu.

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si mai revin cu exerciții in plus 

Prezentul simplu:
- Folosim prezentul simplu atunci când vorbim despre obiceiuri si acțiuni de rutina.
Expresii de timp utilizate cu prezentul simplu:
- Every day/ week/ month/ year = in fiecare zi/ saptamana/ luna/ an
- On Thursday = joi
- In the morning = de dimineata
- In September = in septembrie
- At night = noaptea
- At 7:30 = la 7:30
Adverbe de frecventa utilizate cu prezentul simplu:
- Always = mereu
- Usually = de obicei
- Often = adesea
- Sometimes = cateodata, uneori
- Never = niciodata
Prezentul continuu:
- Folosim prezentul continuu atunci când vorbim despre acțiuni care se petrec in momentul vorbirii.
Expresii de timp utilizate cu prezentul continuu:
- Now = acum
- Right now = chiar acum
- At the moment = in momentul de fata

Prezentul Simplu Prezentul Continuu

I go to work every day. (= Eu merg la muncă zilnic.) I’m going to work now. (= Merg la muncă acum.)

She goes to work every day. (= Ea merge la muncă zilnic.) She’s going to work now.

They go to work every day. (= Ei merg la muncă zilnic.) They’re going to work now.

I don’t go to work every day. (= Eu nu merg la muncă zilnic.) I’m not going to work now.

She doesn’t go to work every day. (= Ea nu merge la muncă

She isn’t going to work now.
zilnic.)

They don’t go to work every day. (= Ei nu merg la muncă zilnic.) They aren’t going to work now.
Do I go to work every day? Am I going to work now?

Does she go to work every day? Is she going to work now?

Do they go to work every day? Are they going to work now?

Yes, I do./No, I don’t. Yes, I am./No, I’m not.

Yes, she does./No, she doesn’t Yes, she is./No, she isn’t.

Yes, they do./No, they don’t. Yes, they are./No, they aren’t.

I watch TV every day. (Mă uit la televizor zilnic.) I’m watching TV now. (Mă uit la televizor acum.)
She watches TV every day. (Ea se uită la televizor zilnic.) She’s watching TV now. (Ea se uită la televizor acum.)
They watch TV every day. (Ei/Ele se uită la televizor zilnic.) They are watching TV now. (Ei/Ele se uită la televizor acum.)

I don’t watch TV every day. (Nu mă uit la televizor zilnic.)

She doesn’t watch TV every day. (Ea nu se uită la televizor I’m not watching TV now. (Nu mă uit la televizor acum.)
zilnic.) She isn’t watching TV now. (Ea nu se uită la televizor acum.)
They don’t watch TV every day. (Ei/Ele nu se uită la televizor They aren’t watching TV now. (Ei/Ele nu se uită la televizor acum.)
zilnic.)

Do I watch TV every day. (Mă uit la televizor zilnic?) Am I watching TV now? (Mă uit la televizor acum?)
Does she watch TV every day. (Se uită ea la televizor zilnic?) Is she watching TV now? (Se uită ea la televizor acum?)
Do they watch TV every day. (Se uită ei/ele la televizor zilnic?) Are they watching TV now? (Se uită ei/ele la televizor acum?)
 Yes, I am./No, I am not. (Da, mă uit./Nu, nu mă uit.)
Yes, I do./No, I don’t. (Da, mă uit./Nu, nu mă uit.)
Yes, she is./No, she isn’t. (Da, ea se uită./Nu, ea nu se uită.)
Yes, she does./No, she doesn’t. (Da, ea se uită./Nu, ea nu se uită.)
Yes, they are./No, they aren’t. (Da, ei/ele se uită./Nu, ei/ele nu se
Yes, they do./No, they don’t. (Da, ei se uită./Nu, ei nu se uită.)
uită.)

Exercitii:
 In Johannesburg most people speak /are speaking at least five languages.
 Languages disappear / are disappearing very fast. Half of world's languages will disappear by 2100.
 You can't see Tim now; he’s having / has a bath.
 Please keep quiet, I listen/ I'm listening to the radio. You know I'm listening/I listen to the news in the mornings.
 What time does the train leave / is the train leaving?
 I never wear/ I’m never wearing a scarf, but today I wear/ I’m wearing one because it’s unusually cold. (Unusually = neobisnuit)
 I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I watch/ I’m watching another one.
 What do you do/ are you doing tonight? Would you like to come and watch the game?
 Nobody thinks / is thinking they will win the match.
 You look worried. What do you think/ are you thinking?