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Filling the blank with the correct form of the verb

Could you complete the lyrics with the correct word?  Let's see! 

LISTEN AND COMPLETE THE CONVERSATIONS

Write SP below the sentence in simple present and PC below the sentences in present continuous. Then, describe the actions for each picture based on the paragraph, use simple present and present cotinuous.

Present Simple / Continuous // Past Simple

Present simple tense

This worksheet helps students practice the present simple to talk about entertainment preferences (movies, music, TV series). Students work with affirmative, negative, and yes/no questions and learn how to use object pronouns in simple sentences.

learn the rules for the 3rd person in the present simple structure

Answer and press FINISH to check your answers.

Fill in the white the correct Tag Question

Write sentences in Present Simple or Present Continuous.

grammar exercises

complete the sentences

COMPLETE THE ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FREE TIME ACTIVITIES AND PRESENT SIMPLE

✏️ Mixed Exercise – Present Continuous (now) & Present Simple (every …)

Put the verb in the correct form.

English in Mind 1 Mixed Present Simple and Past Simple

En la actividad 1 elegir la respuesta correcta (solo , ,una de las dos, es correcta)- Actividad 2 unir con flechas- Actividad 3 completar de la forma correct- Actividad 4 elegir una de las dos opciones y en la actividad 5 arrastrar y pegar

Present Simple Interrogative

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Easy fill in exercise with simple present!

vocabulary foods 

grammar simple present