Worksheets

Present simple ( curious minds)

Present SImple, Continuous, Stative Verbs

Instructions: Match the sentences in Column A with the correct endings in Column B.

Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple Form of the verbs in brackets. 

Write the words "ever, never, just, already, still and yet" in the correct place.

Read each section carefully and complete all the activities.
Choose, correct, or organize the sentences as required.
Pay attention to the use of the present simple (verbs, structure, and context).
Work individually and check your answers before submitting.

Choose the correct expression to complete the text

Simple Present - Affirmative, Negative & Interrogative

Match the words in clouds with DON'T or DOESN'T using a line. Then complete the sentences with the correct contraction.

Future

Simple present

Present Continuous

Will

Be going to

English Grammar Test: Past Simple & Present Perfect

Choose the correct answer. You have two options in italics.

Choose the correct option for the sentences

Do the task

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Vocabulary: The hospital Team - Listening: An admission - Grammar: Present Simple vs Present continuous

This is Simple present Workshop, remember that you pass it with (4.5) 

Good luck!

This is a Vocabulary Pre-Teaching worksheet of talking about simple present perfect tense

 Each student is asked to choose an answer from one of the multiple choices, which is the correct answer.

Present Simple & Present Continuous

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Structure:

✅ Affirmative:

• I/You/We/They + base verb (V1)
• He/She/It + verb + s/es

📌 Examples:

• I listen to music every day.
• She plays the piano.

❌ Negative:

• I/You/We/They + do not (don’t) + base verb
• He/She/It + does not (doesn’t) + base verb

📌 Examples:

• They don’t like rock music.
• He doesn’t play the guitar.

❓ Questions:

• Do + I/you/we/they + base verb?
• Does + he/she/it + base verb?

📌 Examples:

• Do you like jazz?
• Does she sing well?

When to use Present Simple:

1. To talk about habits or routines
2. To describe general truths or facts
3. To talk about fixed schedules (e.g., school, transport)

Time Expressions for Present Simple

Frequency Adverbs

• always 
• usually
• often 
• sometimes 
• rarely 

never