Digital habits grammar

Among the following sentences, which ones contain a comparative or superlative form?

• He is taller than his brother.

• She is eating an apple.

• She is the best student in the class.

• He goes to school every day.

What is the main difference between the present continuous and the present simple in English?

• The present continuous describes an action in progress, while the present simple expresses a habit or a general fact.

• The present continuous expresses a habit, while the present simple describes an action in progress.

• Both tenses are used to describe past actions.

• The present simple and the present continuous mean the same thing.

Complete the following sentence using the present continuous for a trend: "Nowadays, grandparents..."

• ... are joining social networks.

• ... are playing professional football.

• ... are writing science fiction novels.

• ... are traveling to the moon.

Complete the following sentence using the simple present for a fact: "Facebook..."

• ... has millions of users worldwide.

• ... is a small town in France.

• ... only works at night.

• ... is a type of exotic fruit.

Complete the following sentence using the present continuous for a trend: "Teenagers..."

• ... spend more time on their phones.

• ... always eat vegetables.

• ... rarely read old books.

• ... travel abroad every day.

Complete the following sentence using the simple present for a fact: "Smartphones..."

• ... contain powerful processors.

• ... fly in the sky like birds.

• ... live underwater.

• ... produce electricity like power plants.

Complete the sentence with a temporal clause: "I check my phone as soon as..."

• ... I wake up in the morning.

• ... I eat an apple.

• ... I do my homework.

• ... I play football.

Complete the sentence with the correct temporal proposition: "When I was a child, we..."

• often went to the park.

• will go to school tomorrow.

• are eating now.

• will leave soon.

Teenagers use social media until...

• in the evening.

• in the morning.

• in the afternoon.

• on the weekend.

Complete the sentence with the correct proposition: Before smartphones existed, people...

• used landline phones.

• played video games on smartphones.

• sent emails from their phones.

• watched streaming videos on their phones.