She is in London. What tense is it?
She is in London at the moment of speaking - Present continuous, or it's a fact that she is in London and it's Present simple. If it's present continuous, how this sentence will sound in present simple and the other way around :)

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She is in London. What tense is it?
She is in London at the moment of speaking - Present continuous, or it's a fact that she is in London and it's Present simple. If it's present continuous, how this sentence will  sound in present simple and the other way around :)

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I think that it is Present continuous. Because I understand that she is in London right now. It is not a general fact. 
"She lives in London." It is a fact. Then I can use Present simple. Anyway it depends on a situation.

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the present tense

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She is being in  London.  she is in London now and keep staying in London .

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You use present simple. "To be" is a state verb and doesn't take a continuous form in this example.

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