Present simple Vs Present continuous

I enjoy drinking coffee in the classroom.

I drink coffee every morning.

Gleb is looking at his screen

I am listening to the lecture.

Action happening now:

To describe something happening at the exact moment of speaking. 

Present continuous.

Habits and routines: Describes actions that happen regularly.

Present simple.

Temporary situations:

To talk about temporary states that are ongoing around the present time. 

Present continuous.

General truths and facts: States things that are always or often true.

Present simple

States things that are always or often true.

General truth and facts

Describes actions that happen regularly.

Habits and Routines

To talk about temporary states that are ongoing around the present time. 

Temporary situations

To describe something happening at the exact moment of speaking. 

Actions happening now

Future arrangements: Refers to scheduled events, often in the future.

1. English lesson starts at 9:55am on Monday.

2. The lesson ends at 10:35 am sharp.

Future plans: To talk about definite plans for the future.

The present continuous tense is the most common way to talk about definite future arrangements in English—plans that have already been confirmed and organized, usually involving other people or specific times and locations.