[
{
"title": "Present Tense vs Present Continuous",
"hint": {
"summary": "Present Simple vs Present Continuous",
"content": "Use **Present Simple** for habits (e.g., *I eat every day*).\n\nUse **Present Continuous** for
things happening right now (e.g., *I am eating now*)."
},
"questions": [
{
"type": "multiple-choice",
"instruction": "Choose the correct form:",
"question": "She ___ every morning.",
"options": ["runs", "is running", "run"],
"correctIndex": 0,
"explanation": "We use **Present Simple** for habits like 'every morning'. 'She runs' is the correct
third-person singular form."
},
{
"type": "fill-in-the-blank",
"instruction": "Fill in the blank:",
"question": "I ___ to school right now. (walk)",
"answer": ["am walking", "'m walking"],
"explanation": "The time signal '**right now**' indicates an action in progress, so we use **Present
Continuous** (am/is/are + verb-ing). Both 'am walking' and \"'m walking\" are correct."
},
{
"type": "scramble",
"instruction": "Unscramble the sentence:",
"sentence": "They are playing football in the park.",
"explanation": "**Present Continuous** is used here for an ongoing action: Subject + are + playing."
}
]
}
]