English Language – Present Simple and Continuous (Elementary level)
Course facts
- Payment: Free to learn, certificate paid
- Credits: CPD Credits
- Learning style: Self-paced, start anytime
- Format: Text & Interactive
- Video access: Streaming Only
- Refund: Conditional Refund
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Learn elementary English: present simple versus present continuous, contractions, pronouns, spelling, stress, adverbs and words for TV and people.
Choosing between I work and I am working is one of the first real decisions an English learner makes. This elementary unit covers the difference between the present simple and present continuous, contractions and pronouns in questions and answers, word stress and intonation, spelling rules for continuous verbs, adverbs for actions, formal and informal speech, linking words for faster phrases, and vocabulary for describing people, activities and television genres.
What You Will Achieve
- Explain the difference between the present simple and present continuous
- Use contractions and pronouns correctly in questions and answers
- Spell continuous verbs and stress words to improve intonation
- Describe people, activities and TV programs with adjectives and adverbs
Program Overview
Present Actions and People
The two present tenses and describing people.
- Actions in the present
- Describing people and activities
Television and Events
Talking about TV and what is happening.
- Discussing television
- People and events
Certificate Awarded (Paid)
Pass the final course assessment to earn it. The course is free to study; the certificate is optional and has a fee.
Job Outlook
Everyday English like this helps in conversation, front desk work and customer-facing jobs.
- Front Desk Agent
Good for: Elementary learners who mix up the present simple and present continuous.
Keep in mind: It is one short elementary unit, so it covers two tenses rather than a full level.
Bottom line: A clear elementary unit on the present simple and present continuous.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the unit explain the two present tenses?
Yes. It explains the essential differences between the present simple and present continuous and when to use each.
Does it cover intonation?
Yes. It shows how to stress certain words to improve intonation and how linking words form faster phrases.
Does it cover formal and informal speech?
Yes. It distinguishes formal from informal speech and gives examples of each, so you can choose the right style.
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