What is the difference between present tense and present indefinite tense?

The Present Indefinite Tense is the tense that denotes the habit-showing actions that are not clearly defined or stated. For example: - 1. Dogs bark at night. 2. We see with our eyes. 3. We hear with our ears. 4. A cow gives us milk. Clarification: All the sentences [1,2,3,4] show that dogs, we, and cow are not necessarily presently active at work as define; but they all have the habit of barking, seeing, hearing, and giving to the state respectively. When it comes to tenses, like past, present and future: The simple present or present simple is one of the two present tenses used in modern English, the other being Present continuous. Present continous tense is more commonly used than present indefinite tense. However Shiksha is a community platform to help students to channelize towards goal. Please don't ask this kind of questions in future. Hope you understand.

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