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Lesson 1 How Gaming is becoming a way to bond, or cross the generation gap

grammar : the prsent simple vs the present continuous 

🕰️ Present Simple

Used for:

• Habits and routines: "I drink coffee every morning."
• General truths and facts: "Water boils at 100°C."
• Permanent situations: "She lives in Agadir."
• Scheduled future events: "My flight leaves at 8 PM."

Structure:

• Base verb for most subjects: "I play", "You walk"
• Add -s/-es for third person singular: "He plays", "She watches"
• Negative: "I don’t play", "He doesn’t walk"
• Questions: "Do you play?", "Does she walk?"

🔄 Present Continuous

Used for:

• Actions happening right now: "She is reading a book."
• Temporary situations: "I’m staying in Marrakech this week."
• Changing situations: "He is getting better at French."
• Annoying habits (with 'always'): "She is always interrupting me!"
• Definite future plans: "I’m meeting my friend later."

Structure:

• am/is/are + verb-ing: "I am working", "They are playing"
• Negative: "I’m not working", "She isn’t playing"
• Questions: "Are you working?", "Is he playing?"
• the instructions to describe a visual document
  Describe what you see
  • I can see…
  • I can notice…
  • I can spot…
  • I can read…
  Locate the items (where is it ?)
  • in the foreground : au premier
  plan
  • in the background : à
  l’arrière-plan
  • in the top left-hand corner : en
  haut à gauche
  • at the top : en haut
  • in the top right-hand corner :
  en haut à droite
  • on the left : à gauche
  • in the middle, at the centre : au
  milieu
  • on the right : à droite
  • in the bottom left-hand
  corner : en bas à gauche
  • at the bottom : en bas
  • in the bottom right-hand
  corner : en bas à droite
  Make hypothesis (What is the
  meaning of the document ?)
  • I guess…
  • I imagine…
  • I reckon…
  • I assume…
  • Maybe…
  • Perhaps…