The document contains 4 exercises that provide context for sentences to be completed in either the simple present or present progressive tenses. The first exercise shows a person leaving the house and activities people usually or are currently doing. The second exercise describes what a person in a picture is wearing, eating, liking, and knowing. The third exercise similarly describes details about a person in a picture. And the fourth exercise provides context about a person's living situation and daily activities and what they are currently doing during a practical work experience.
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The document contains 4 exercises that provide context for sentences to be completed in either the simple present or present progressive tenses. The first exercise shows a person leaving the house and activities people usually or are currently doing. The second exercise describes what a person in a picture is wearing, eating, liking, and knowing. The third exercise similarly describes details about a person in a picture. And the fourth exercise provides context about a person's living situation and daily activities and what they are currently doing during a practical work experience.
The document contains 4 exercises that provide context for sentences to be completed in either the simple present or present progressive tenses. The first exercise shows a person leaving the house and activities people usually or are currently doing. The second exercise describes what a person in a picture is wearing, eating, liking, and knowing. The third exercise similarly describes details about a person in a picture. And the fourth exercise provides context about a person's living situation and daily activities and what they are currently doing during a practical work experience.
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The document contains 4 exercises that provide context for sentences to be completed in either the simple present or present progressive tenses. The first exercise shows a person leaving the house and activities people usually or are currently doing. The second exercise describes what a person in a picture is wearing, eating, liking, and knowing. The third exercise similarly describes details about a person in a picture. And the fourth exercise provides context about a person's living situation and daily activities and what they are currently doing during a practical work experience.
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Exercise 1
Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple present or present progressive). 1. Look! He (leave) is leaving
the house. a test. to school. by bike. to see my grandparents.
2. Quiet please! I (write) 3. She usually (walk) 4. But look! Today she (go) 5. Every Sunday we (go) 6. He often (go) 7. We (play)
to the cinema. Monopoly at the moment. .
8. The child seldom (cry) 9. I (not / do) 10. (watch / he)
anything at the moment. the news regularly?
Exercise 2 Look at the picture on the right and complete the sentences (Simple Present or Present Progressive). 1. This (be) 2. He (wear) 3. He (eat) 4. Marc (like) 5. He (eat) 6. Marc (know) Marc. a t-shirt and shorts today. an apple at the moment. fruits and vegetables. some every day. that apples (be) good for his health.
Exercise 3 Look at the picture on the right and complete the sentences (Simple Present or Present Progressive). 1. This (be) 2. Caroline (have) Caroline. long blond hair.
3. She usually (wear) lenses. 4. Caroline (like) 5. She (play)
glasses, but now she (wear) sports. handball every Monday and Thursday.
contact
Exercise 4 Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present and Present Progressive. 1. James (live) 2. He (be) in a little village. in his last year at school. to become a banker. a practical course in a bank. to at 8.15
3. After school, James (want) 4. So this week, he (do)
5. There (be) a bank in a nearby town, but James (have) take the bus to get there. 6. The bus (leave) in the evening. at 5.30 in the morning and (return)
7. James (not / like) to spend so much time in town before and after work, waiting for the bus. 8. Therefore, this week he (stay) town. 9. James usually (wear) for the bank now, he (wear) with his aunt, who (live) jeans and t-shirts, but while he (work) a suit and a tie. in
