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Grammar - English Language
Read and complete the sentences taking into account the structure and rules used in present simple tense.
Fill the gaps using Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Will, Be Going To, Can, Could, Should and Must.
Grammar Exercises
Reading Comprehension - English Language
This comprehensive worksheet is designed to evaluate your understanding and mastery of the present perfect simple tense. Through a variety of targeted exercises, you'll demonstrate your ability to form, transform, and use this essential grammatical structure in different contexts.
PART 5 - Complete the exercises following the instructions
PART 3 - Complete the exercises following the instructions
Read carefully the exercises and answer them
Vocabulary - English Language
Present Simple
Writing - English Language
Lead in activities for introducing present simple vs. present continuous
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Complete the paragraph with the right tense: present simple vs preent continous.
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Exercises to work on both tenses
Complete the exercises to see if you have a sound basic knowledge of English.
Read each sentence carefully. Choose the correct form of the verb using the Present Simple or the Present Continuous. Complete all the exercises
Task: Complete the crime story. Fill in the gaps with the verbs in the correct tenses (Present Simple, Past Simple, Past Progressive, Present Perfect, Present Progressive, Conditionals I and II, and the future tenses you know).
A continuación, realizarás una actividad para evaluar lo que has aprendido durante esta semana sobre el pasado simple y presente perfecto
Review forms of simple Past and Present Perfect
Complete these exercises using present simple tense.
Read and Practice
Rewrite the sentences below as negative and interrogative sentences.
Complete the worksheet about the simple present, simple past, simple future (with “will”), present perfect, present perfect continuous, past continuous, passive voice, and connectors. And listening activity.