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Worksheetspresent simple vs present continuous
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 26mins
Czas Present simple to czas, którego używamy mówiąc o czynnościach wykonywanych
teraz, w tym momencie
w przeszłości
regularnie
Czas Present continuous to czas, którego używamy gdy mówimy o czynnościach wykonywanych
codziennie
regularnie
w przeszłości
teraz, w momencie mówienia
Określenia czasu dla Present simple to:
always, now, usually, at the moment, never
always, usually, often, sometimes, never
at the moment, now
tomorrow
Określenia czasu dla Present Continuous to:
now, often, never
today, at the moment, now,
every day
always, usually often, sometimes, never
Końcówkę "s" dodajemy do czasownika w czasie ....,
przy osobach...
Present simple, I/we/you/they
Present simple, he/she/it
Present continuous, I/we/you/they
Present continuous, he/she/it
Końcówka "ing" dodawana jest do .... w czasie .....
rzeczownika, Present continuous
przymiotnika, Present continuous
spójnika, Present continuous
czasownika, Present continuous
Choose a correct version: go, play, cry, swim
goes, plays, cries, swims
goes, plaies, cries, swims
gos, plays, crys, swimms
goes, plays, crys, swimms
Choose a correct version: swim, play, do, ride
swiming, playing, doing, rideing
swimming, playing, doing, riding
swimming, plaing, doing, ridding
swiming, playing, doing, riddeing
I always ... my homework on Saturdays but this week I... it on Friday.
do my homework, am doing
doing my homework, do
doing my homework, doing
do my homework, do
Listen! He ... at the shower.
sings
is singing
sing
singing
They ... in a hospital. They are nurses.
working
works
are working
work
My mum often ... in the evening.
reads
is reading
read
are reading
We .... to the cinema at the moment.
are go
go
is going
are going
... he ... TV every day?
Does, watches
Is, watching
Do, watch
Does, watch
... Susan and Bob ... a pizza now?
Is, eating
Do, eat
Are, eating
Does, eat
He ... (drink) coffee every morning.
(a)
She ... (have) her lunch now.
(a)
I ... (not/revise) for a test at the moment.
(a)
Tom ... (not/buy) ice creams very often.
(a)
... Jake ... (play) handball now?
(a)
Do you like writing projects?
Yes, I do.
No, I doesn't.
Yes, he does.
No, I am not.
... Jenny ... (walk) her dog at the moment?
(a)
Are Tom and Mike learning Maths now?
No, we aren't.
Yes, they do.
No, they aren't.
No, they doesn't.
