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Let's have a quick look at the forms and the main differences between the Present Simple and the Present Continuous. These two tenses are a very important part of the English verbal system. We use them to talk about:
- Present simple: universal truths, facts, habits, routines, future reference...
- Present continuous: descriptions, actions in progress at the time of speaking, temporary situations, future plans and commitments, repeated actions in the present...
Last Friday came up the surprising news that President Obama had been awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. Read this article from CNN and see how much information you can get about the award of the Prize to Obama and also about how the winner is chosen every year by the Norwegian committee.
Listen to President Obama's reaction to the awarding of the prize.
Time for fun. Complete this crossword with words and expressions related to food and restaurants. It's an interactive activity, so you can complete it by writing in the words and then you can check your answers. Good luck.
