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English as a second language 
Present simple and present continuous: Choose the correct verb form

English as a second language 
 

• Main content: Comparatives and superlatives

English as a second language 
Worksheet on present perfect simple
 

• Main content: Present perfect
• Other contents: present perfect simple, form, positive, negative

English as a second language 
It's an easy worksheet for students to practise the comparative and the superlative of adjectives.
 

• Main content: Comparatives and superlatives
• Other contents: adjectives

English as a second language 
Simple past tense

• Main content: Past simple
• Other contents: Regular and Irregular Verbs

English as a second language 
PRESENTE PERFET VS PAST SIMLE
 

• Main content: Present simple and present continuous
• Other contents: VERBOS EN PASADO SIMPLE AFIRMATIVO Y NEGATIVO
• Level: SECUNDARIA

English as a second language 

• Main content: Comparatives and superlatives

English as a second language 

Fill in the crossword with the past participles of the irregular verbs given.

• Main content: Irregular verbs
• Other contents: past participle, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future Perfect, Passive Voice

Match the irregular verbs.

Write the correct form of the verb, choose 'since' or 'for'

1. Write he, she, it or they
2. Write he's, she's, or it's
3. Write am, is, are

Tres ejercicios para practicar el PRESENT PERFECT tense en las formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.

Easy worksheet to supply the past perfect form

Fill in the gaps using the appropriate question word: who, what, where, when or why.

• Tema principal: Modal verbs
• Otros contenidos: leisure activities

Tutor and exercises for learning the differences between will and going to.

future tenses

Choose the correct option.

diferenciar presente simple del compuesto fijándose en las pistas

Pre-intermediate reading comprehension

Using be in present simple, and the personal pronouns.

Reading comprehension activity with a True and false item, matching and filling the gaps activity too.

Present Simple VS. Present Continuous