Fichas

Simple Present + Verb Phrases

Content: routines at work, simple present, adverbs of frequency, subject pronouns, possessive adjectives, possessive nouns, and possessive pronouns.

Content:  comparatives, superlatives, have to/has to for obligation, may/may not for permission, simple past vs simple present review, groceries, count and noncount nouns review, much, many, a lot (of)

Present Simple

Grammar practise

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

Complete the sentences using present simple and present continuous with the verbs into brackets.

N/A

Just try your best

• Present simple

Write the verb in the correct form in the present simple tense form.

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer

Instructions for Liveworksheets Exercises:

• Read the instructions carefully before starting each exercise.
• Type your answers in the correct spaces or select options as indicated.
• Use capital letters, punctuation, and proper spelling for written responses.
• Drag and drop words or images if required.
• Check your answers before submitting. If corrections are allowed, review and fix mistakes.
• Click "Finish" or "Submit" when done. Ask your teacher if you need help!

Simple present

Look and write "true" (T) or "false" (F).

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

Instrucciones:

• Lee cada pregunta cuidadosamente y elige la respuesta correcta.
• Utiliza el verbo "to be" en presente simple (am, is, are) según sea necesario.

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

Fill in the blanks

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.