Worksheets

Complete the sentences 

Complete the sentences, use present simple or present continuous

Present Simple/Continuous; Past Simple

To identify present continuous by finding now, right now, at the moment in the sentences.

Read the first sentence and finish the second sentence with the correct form of the inversion.  This exercise focuses on using the present tense and the simple past (do, does, did).

Listen carefully the audio and complete

Completa la tabla con la conjugación en presente simple

FF2 

Complete the following test using the simple present

Practice the correct verb tenses

N/A

Write the correct tense in each sentence

Just try your best

• Present simple

Find the sentences in Simple Present. 

Choose Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect Simple, or Past Perfect Continuous,

complete the tasks 

Complete the following activities.

Sophie: Hello, Enrico. Yes, everything’s organized. What time 1 __________ (flight / arrive)?
Enrico: It 2 __________ (get in) at 9.15 a.m.
Sophie: Oh yes, that’s what I have written here on the schedule, and John 3 __________ (meet) you at the airport. Then he 4 __________ (bring) you back to the office.
Enrico: Oh good. And 5 __________ (we all / have) lunch together?
Sophie: Yes, and then we 6 __________ (show) you around the factory.
Enrico: Great. And what 7 __________ (we / do) after that?
Sophie: Then we 8 __________ (have) a meal at an Italian restaurant and after that you have to go back to the airport. What time 9 __________ (your flight / leave)?
Enrico: It 10 __________ (leave) at 10.30 p.m.
Sophie: Oh, that’s fine. We can order a taxi to pick you up at 8.00 p.m.

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

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer

Present tense practice.

Do the tasks. 

verb tenses (present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, simple future), countables and uncountables nouns with a few, many, much, a lot, lots of, preposition of time (in-on-at), have to or must, present simple and continuous