Present Simple and Continuous with some words

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Aug 6th, 2017, 12:15 am

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Re: Present Simple and Continuous with some words

Yes - try entering "nowadays" into a concordancer eg here. You'll see the use of simple aspect is far more common. In fact I had to search Google to find good examples of its use with continuous aspect.

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