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PRESENT SIMPLE- CONTINUOUS- PAST SIMPLE- CONTINUOUS
Read the sentences and choose the correct answer.

ID: 271
Language: English
School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL)
Grade/level: elementary
Age: 8+
Main content: Verb tenses
Other contents: four tenses

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	sardariualina 2/18/2021 very clear, very useful, goooood job, thank youuuu
	caonguyenbacgiang 8/25/2019 Excellent!!!!!
	es58100 3/3/2019 Thank you!!!
	zsmiskolczy 2/21/2019 Nemmukszik
	Izaskun 10/26/2018 Number 4 is better: Dad is getting up very early this morning. It's better a present continuous with the sense of future that is about to happen. For example: Please, kids! Shut up! Your father is getting very early this morning!It's not a habit, but something about to happen.
	remphan 10/23/2018 it's so nice, and interesting 3
	BestFlower 7/25/2018 May the answers of the questions 16 & 18 be both simple past and past continuous?
	xiaoxingxing 7/9/2018 interesting and very clear design!
	YOVANA 3/25/2018 it's good.
	Susi10 1/29/2018 Thank you.

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