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    Present Simple Vs Present Continuous

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    1. The document provides examples of using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. 2. It includes sentences where the reader must choose the correct verb form, either present simple or present continuous. 3. The summary then fills in blanks in sentences with the appropriate verb form to practice using these tenses.

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    Present Simple Vs Present Continuous

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    1. The document provides examples of using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. 2. It includes sentences where the reader must choose the correct verb form, either present simple or present continuous. 3. The summary then fills in blanks in sentences with the appropriate verb form to practice using these tenses.

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    1. The document provides examples of using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. 2. It includes sentences where the reader must choose the correct verb form, either present simple or present continuous. 3. The summary then fills in blanks in sentences with the appropriate verb form to practice using these tenses.

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    Present Simple Vs Present Continuous

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    1. The document provides examples of using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. 2. It includes sentences where the reader must choose the correct verb form, either present simple or present continuous. 3. The summary then fills in blanks in sentences with the appropriate verb form to practice using these tenses.

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    PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS NAME: ______________________________ CLASS: ___________________________________ Choose the correct verb form.

    1 - I have / am having a great time on this holiday. 2 - She's Italian- she comes / is coming from Pisa. 3 - 'Are yo en!oying / "o yo en!oy your meal?' ' es! it's very good.' " - #his term! I s# "y / am s# "ying $atin. % - $o yo come / are yo coming to see us ne&t month? ' - $et me (no) )hen you receive / are receiving this letter. * - +ater %oi&s / is %o&ing at a hundred degrees. 1, - I ma'e / am ma'ing a lot of -rogress at the moment. 11 - It (orries / is (orrying me a lot at the moment. 12 - I ge# / am ge##ing u- at seven o'cloc( on )ee(days. .ill in the s-aces )ith the correct form of the verb in sim-le -resent tense or -resent continuous tense. )* /ight no) I (watch) 0000000000000 a movie. I (watch) 0000000 a lot of movies. +* /ic(ie (be) 0000000 my friend. +e (like) 0000000 to tal( together. /ight no) )e (talk) 00000000000000 about school. ,* #he -olice officer 1wear2 00000000 a badge and a gun to )or( every day. -* 3aime usually (eat) 0000000 cold cereal for brea(fast! but today he (eat) 0000000 00000000 oatmeal instead. .* 4lison and I (study) 0000000 0000000 for the e&am. +e (not, want) 0000000 00000000000000 to fail it5 /* 3onas (sing) 00000000 in the band on Saturdays! and 6eda 1play) 0000000 the guitar. 0* 7y uncle (live) 0000000 in #ennessee. I (live) 0000000 in 8orth Carolina. 1* 7y mom (cook) 00000000000000 dinner tonight. (You, want) 000000000000 0000000 to eat )ith us? 2* #iffany and 7ar( (travel) 00000000000000 to S-ain. #hey )ill stay in 7adrid. )3* +e (read) 0000000 the ne)s-a-er every morning. Com-lete the te&t )ith the correct form of the verb in sim-le -resent tense or -resent continuous tense. )* 7y favourite aunt! 7onica! 000000000000 (teach) archeology at the university. /ight no) she 000000000000 (give) a class on the art of ancient 9gy-t. She 000000000000 (do) a lot of s-orts and 000000000000 (go) to the cinema regularly. #his month! she 000000000000 (learn) to hang glide. :ut she also 000000000000 (climb) mountains every )ee(end and 000000000000 (do) scuba diving )hen she is on holidays.

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