Present Simple vs Present Continous
She working in an office.
She IS working in an office.
I have seen him yesterday.
I saw him yesterday. (specific time = past simple)
I work in Monday.
I work ON Monday.
She is teacher.
She is A teacher.
She is more tall than me.
She is taller than me.
I am understanding the problem now.
I understand the problem now. (stative verb - no continuous)
She finished already.
She has already finished.
The meeting is in 3:00.
The meeting is AT 3:00.
I work in the logistics.
I work in Logistics (no article for fields of work)
This is the most good solution.
This is the BEST solution
Do you knowing the answer?
Do you KNOW the answer?
How long do you work here?
How long have you worked here?
I've worked here since 5 years.
I've worked here FOR 5 years.
He's the best manager in company.
He's the best manager in THE company.
She speaks English as fluent than a native speaker.
She speaks English as fuently as a native speaker.
He is having three cars.
He HAS three cars. ("have" for possesion = no continuous)
I worked here since 2020.
I have worked here since 2020.
She's responsible of the logistics department.
She's responsible FOR the logistics department.
I have meeting at the office.
I have A meeting at the office.
The delivery was later as we expected.
The deliver was later than we expected.
I work here right now, but usually I am working from home.
I'm working here right now, but usually I work from home.
Did you ever been to Japan?
Have you ever been to Japan?
We need to focus in improving our delivery rate.
We need to focus ON improving our delivery rate.
She works as the accountant at international company.
She works as AN accountant at AN international company.
His performance is getting more and more better.
His performance is getting BETTER and BETTER. (No "more" with "better")