simple present and present simple continuous

the difference between simple present and simple continuous

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The present simple (also called the simple present) is used for actions that are repeated or habitual: I get up at 7 o'clock.

The present continuous (also called the present progressive) is used for actions that are unfinished at the moment: I am writing to you at the moment.

We also use the present simple for states that are permanent: I live in London.

We use the present continuous for states that are temporary: I'm living with my sister while my house is being decorated.
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