Simple present Vs present contineous

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FandorinHi Jay. Welcome to English Forums. Give us, please your own opinion. What do you think yourself of them?

I'd like you to tell us which one is correct. And then we can fix it for you. It will be useless for you if we just give an answer, won't it?

The progressive is more natural. It indicates a continuity of working, and no limited time period.

Contrast with these, in which the simple present expresses a limited period of time:

Today is Tuesday. Tom is not working today. Tom does not work on Tuesdays; that is his day off.)

Teachers are not in school right now. Teachers work 10 months during t

jay rich

FandorinHi Jay. Welcome to English Forums. Give us, please your own opinion. What do you think yourself of them?

FandorinI'd like you to tell us which one is correct. And then we can fix it for you. It will be useless for you if we just give an answer, won't it?

I really appreciate it my friend

i think "Tom does not work this week ,he is on vaccation." is correct because you tell a fact.

Hi Jay:
see my last post, since my answer is the opposite of yours.
We can discuss it and talk about more examples if you like!

All the best,
A-

jay richhello my friends
which one of these sentemces is correct and why ?

Tom is not working this week,he is on vaccation.

Tom does not work this week,he is on vaccation.

thanks in advance..

AlpheccaStarsHi Jay:

see my last post, since my answer is the opposite of yours.

We can discuss it and talk about more examples if you like!

All the best,

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jay richthank you my friend it is now clear for me but i had made my last post before i noticed your post

my regard

You are welcome!
That happens all the time. Sometimes 3 teachers will post answers simultaneously to one question