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Two exercises to practise present tenses.

Present Perfect and Past Simple

Fill in the gaps with grammar structures

Read and choose the correct option.

a very simple 'click on the correct option ' exercise

exercise on simple present tense, negative and positive statement

On your turn roll the dice. Look at the row for the number you rolled. Choose one of the available boxes in the row you would like to answer. To answer the box you should choose the correct tense (Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous or Future Simple / to be going to). If you choose correctly, you can cross the box. If you make a mistake, you can’t cross!!! The first player who crosses a line of 4 (better more) boxes is the winner.

This is a great exercise to practice and master Present Perfect Tense in affirmative and negative sentences.

A simple multiple choice exercise for students to decide the correct form of the verb

Adverbs of frequency and time expressions with the present simple.

Exercise to practice or test tenses.

listening exercise about present perfect and simple past

Fill in the gaps with proper tense

Drop down select boxes

St practice the use and form of these two verb tenses

Practice present simple and third person singular.

Organize the verbs according to the rules for the formation of third singular person of Simple Present.

Identify Present and Past Simple Passive Voice. Turn active voiced sentences into passive using two objects.

Watch the Mr Bean video. Drag & drop the actions in the box in the order they appear in the video, then write sentences using the correct forms of the verbs in the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

Fill in the gaps, forming questions and negations - present simple & progressive, past simple & progressive.

To talk about weekly habits

Present simple vs present continuous. Usage, spelling and grammar exercises

Practice on mixed tenses: present simple, present continuous, past simple