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I am currently a beginner level French student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how French speakers deduce the meaning behind the French present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that French present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat an apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning French with English in mind, so I'm curious about how French speakers comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in French language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

I am currently a beginner level French student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how French speakers deduce the meaning behind the French present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that French present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning French with English in mind, so I'm curious about how French speakers comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in French language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

I am currently a beginner level French student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how French speakers deduce the meaning behind the French present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that French present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat an apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning French with English in mind, so I'm curious about how French speakers comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in French language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

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I am currently a beginner level frenchFrench student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how french speakerFrench speakers deduce the meaning behind the frenchFrench present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that frenchFrench present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning frenchFrench with englishEnglish in mind, so I'm curious about how french speakerFrench speakers comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in frenchFrench language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

I am currently a beginner level french student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how french speaker deduce the meaning behind the french present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that french present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning french with english in mind, so I'm curious about how french speaker comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in french language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

I am currently a beginner level French student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how French speakers deduce the meaning behind the French present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that French present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning French with English in mind, so I'm curious about how French speakers comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in French language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.

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How to notice difference between simple present and present continuous?

I am currently a beginner level french student. In continuation to this post French present continuous vs English present continuous, I am curious about how french speaker deduce the meaning behind the french present tense to be either simple present or present continuous?

I notice that french present tense can be translated into both forms, for example:

Je mange une pomme

CAN BE

I eat apple OR I am eating an apple

I am learning french with english in mind, so I'm curious about how french speaker comprehend this while using it in day to day life?

I am a beginner in french language so it might be a trivial question for you all, but it's worth putting it out here to clear the concept for once and all.