Typically we now that we can use the simple present to describe the general situation:
I like vegan food.
I speak English.
I live in the UK.
We use the continuous from to describe an ongoing action is happening now:
I am reading this blog.
They are showing football in TV.
..or in the near future
We are going on holiday.
They are having class.
In the following sentences, we will see other possibilities:
He comes from São Paulo
- His city of origin is São Paulo
He is coming from São Paulo
- He will travel or is travelling from São Paulo
They have their own car
- They possess a car
They are having a baby
- A baby will be born; it will be their baby
There appears to be a problem
- There seems to be a problem.
- It looks like there is a problem
She is appearing in a film soon.
- She will be in a film soon.
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How about you?
Who has what?
Who is having what?
What do you imagine?
What are or were you imagining?
What other examples can you think of?
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