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English as a second language Present Simple exercices
English as a second language
Past simple - regular and irregular verbs. Affirmative and negative sentences, questions.
English as a second language Past simple regular verbs Based on CEFR
English as a second language Two exercises to practise positive, negative and question form of present simple tense
English as a second language Simple explanation and exercise to introduce the first conditional. Sentence 18 IS negative. I'll change it a.s.a.p.
English as a second language Very simple introduction to the second conditional.
English as a second language Present simple and present continuous: Choose the correct verb form
English as a second language Ficha Present continuous
English as a second language This worksheet is not my product, I've just made it interactive.
English as a second language PRESENTE PERFET VS PAST SIMLE
Positive, negative and question forms of to be going to.Thanks to Philip Roeland for the notebook template.
Past simple and past continuous. When and while
Lectura comprensiva con preguntas
There is/are
diferenciar presente simple del compuesto fijándose en las pistas
Pre-intermediate reading comprehension
Practica los adjetivos y su clasificación en género (masculino y femenino) y número (singular y plural) con 4 ejercicios distintos.
Past continuous. Complete the sentences and match to the pictures. The template was adapted from jecika's at ESL Printables. Thank you very much!!!
two simple exercises to practise past simple tense of both regular and irregular verbs
Present Simple VS. Present Continuous
This is a worksheet to practice weather vocabulary, days of the week, leisure activities, simple past and future tense. I hope you like it!
Sts will be able to work on their reading skill.
Simple past used to
Grammar guide and exercises to practice the use of present simple, present continuous and past simple. I hope you find it useful.