Worksheets

Practice using the verb "to be" in the present simple tense (am, is, are)

SIMPLE PRESENT

Simple Present Review 

Simple Present + Verb Phrases

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)

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

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Present Simple

Grammar practise

Read the text and do the following activities:

1.- Read and write the correct verb.

2.- Read and choose True or False

3. Write about your routines

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

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

Students ask each other questions to find someone who matches the description. After finding someone, they must write their names under the corresponding sentence.

Leer las instrucciones y completar los espacios.

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N/A

Just try your best

• Present 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.

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

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer

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