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WorksheetsSimple Present and Present Continuous
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 10mins
We use the simple Present for:
Actions that took place some time ago
Repeated actions
Actions taking place in the near future
None of the answers are correct
We don't use the simple present ...
For things that are always / generally true
To say that we are in the process of doing a longer
action which is in progress
To talk about things we do every day
Answer one and two are correct
A correct negative sentence in simple present is the following:
I do not don't wake up at 5 AM.
I does not wake up at 5 AM.
I do not wake up at 5 AM.
I don't weik up at 5 AM.
Use the following pattern to create a sentence:
times /simple present/ we / play / and / soccer / week / two / tennis
Draw a person walking
In the simple present, for verbs that end in a vowel + Y, we just add (a)
In the simple present, for verbs that end in (a) or -Z we add -ES
In the simple present, for verbs that end in a consonant + Y, we remove the Y and add (a)
In the simple present, add (a) to all the other verbs
To form the present continuous tense we use the base form of the verb (a) and the present participle of the verb in -ing.
We use the present continuous ...
Longer Actions in the past
Longer Actions in Progress Now
Longer Actions in the future
Answers two and three are correct
One of the differences between simple present and present continuous is the length of action.
Simple Present: Nearly permanent.
Present continuoust: Temporary situations.
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