The document provides examples of questions and statements using simple present and present continuous verb tenses. It contains two sections, with the first section circling the correct verb tense answer and the second section filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb tense. The document is aimed at teaching the differences between simple present and present continuous verb tenses through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank exercises.
The document provides examples of questions and statements using simple present and present continuous verb tenses. It contains two sections, with the first section circling the correct verb tense answer and the second section filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb tense. The document is aimed at teaching the differences between simple present and present continuous verb tenses through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank exercises.
The document provides examples of questions and statements using simple present and present continuous verb tenses. It contains two sections, with the first section circling the correct verb tense answer and the second section filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb tense. The document is aimed at teaching the differences between simple present and present continuous verb tenses through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank exercises.
1. Circle the correct Simple Present or Present Continuous answer.
a. I do call / call / am calling my grandmother every Saturday. b. She is read / is reading / reads a lot in the evenings. c. They don’t listen / aren’t listening / not listen to the teacher right now! d. He is walking / walks / walk the dog at the moment. e. We don’t get / don’t gets / aren’t getting up early at the weekend. f. What you do / do you do / are you doing every weekend? g. What you doing / do you do / are you doing right now?
2. Use the correct verb tense. Simple Present or Present Continuous.
a. A: ____________________________________? (you / smoke) B: No, never. b. A: What ____________________________________? (you / eat) B: A ham sandwich. c. A: Where _______________________________ (she / work) these days? B: At a bank. d. A: Bonjour B: Sorry, _______________________________ (I / not / speak) French e. A: _______________________________ (it / rain) here in the summer? B: Not very often f. A: Your English _______________________________ (get) better. B: Thank you. I study a lot, g. A: ____________________________________ golf? (he / play) B: Yes, but not very well. h. A: Who ____________________________________ to? (you / write) B: My boyfriend. i. A: Where’s Susan? B: _______________________________ (she / come) now. j. Goodnight, _______________________________ (I / go) to bed. k. Water _______________________________ (boil) at 100ºC. l. Hurry up, the water ________already_______________________ (boil).