Czas teraźniejszy: prosty czy ciągły?

Rozróżnij czasy: 'I eat' czy 'I am eating'?

• I eat is present perfect; I am eating is past continuous.

• I eat is past simple; I am eating is future continuous.

• I eat is simple present; I am eating is present continuous.

• I eat is present continuous; I am eating is simple present.

Utwórz zdanie w czasie teraźniejszym prostym: 'She (to read) books.'

• She read books.

• She is reading books.

• She will read books.

• She reads books.

Wybierz poprawną formę: 'They (to play) football every Sunday.'

• They play football every Sunday.

• They played football every Sunday.

• They playing football every Sunday.

• They plays football every Sunday.

Zidentyfikuj błąd: 'He is go to school every day.'

• He go to school every day.

• He is goes to school every day.

• He goes to school every day.

• He is going to school every day.

Utwórz zdanie w czasie teraźniejszym ciągłym: 'We (to watch) a movie now.'

• We watching a movie now.

• We watch a movie now.

• We are watched a movie now.

• We are watching a movie now.

Rozróżnij czasy: 'He works' czy 'He is working'?

• He works is simple past; He is working is simple future.

• He works is present perfect; He is working is past continuous.

• He works is past simple; He is working is future continuous.

• He works is simple present; He is working is present continuous.

Wybierz poprawną formę: 'I (to study) for my exams right now.'

• I will study for my exams right now.

• I was studying for my exams right now.

• I study for my exams right now.

• I am studying

Zidentyfikuj błąd: 'She are cooking dinner at the moment.'

• She are making dinner right now.

• She is cooking dinner at the moment.

• He are cooking dinner currently.

• They is cooking dinner at the moment.

Utwórz zdanie w czasie teraźniejszym prostym: 'They (to like) pizza.'

• They like pizza.

• They liking pizza.

• They liked pizza.

• They likes pizza.

Rozróżnij czasy: 'You are playing' czy 'You play'?

• 'You are playing' is a past action.

• 'You play' is used for future actions.

• 'You are playing' indicates an ongoing action, while 'You play' indicates a regular action.

• 'You are playing' is a habitual action.