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    Put The Verbs Into The Correct Tense

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    The document is a test paper that provides exercises on using simple present and present progressive verb tenses correctly. It contains tasks like putting verbs in sentences into the correct tense, writing verb forms, completing sentences, and using verbs in a short story text. The test assesses one's understanding of and ability to distinguish and apply simple present and present progressive tenses.

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    The document is a test paper that provides exercises on using simple present and present progressive verb tenses correctly. It contains tasks like putting verbs in sentences into the correct tense, writing verb forms, completing sentences, and using verbs in a short story text. The test assesses one's understanding of and ability to distinguish and apply simple present and present progressive tenses.

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    TEST PAPER

    Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple present or present progressive).

    is leaving
    1. Look! He (leave)   the house.

    2. Quiet please! I (write)   a test.

    3. She usually (walk)   to school.

    4. But look! Today she (go)   by bike.

    5. Every Sunday we (go)   to see my grandparents.

    6. He often (go)   to the cinema.

    7. We (play)   Monopoly at the moment.

    8. The child seldom (cry)  .

    9. I (not / do)   anything at the moment.

    10. (watch / he)   the news regularly?

    Present Continuous

    Write the ing-form of the following verbs.

    1. fly - 

    2. talk - 

    3. run - 

    4. make - 

    5. play - 

    Simple Present

    Write the 3rd person singular of the following verbs (in Simple Present).

    1. do - he 

    2. cry - she 
    TEST PAPER

    3. play - she 

    4. watch - he 

    5. drink - she 

    Positive sentences
    Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

    1. We (help)   in the canteen this week.

    2. Martin usually (drive)   to work.

    3. But today, he (take)   the bus.

    4. Listen! She (practise)   the piano.

    5. My friend (play)   the guitar every evening.

    Negative sentences
    Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

    1. He (not / spend)   his holidays in Spain each year.

    2. I (not / meet)   Francis tonight.

    3. They (not / fly)   to London tomorrow.

    4. We (not / work)   this week.

    5. The film (not / begin)   at 7 o'clock.

    Questions
    Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

    1. (leave / you)   the party now?

    2. (have / you)   any brothers or sisters?

    3. (love / she)   him?

    4. Who (cook)   dinner tonight?


    TEST PAPER

    5. (send / he)   you an e-mail every day?

    Text
    Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

    1. I (live)   in London.

    2. This weekend, I (visit)   my friends in Brighton.

    3. The train to Brighton (leave)   London at 6.45 in the morning.

    4. In the early afternoon, we (want)   to go on a sightseeing tour.

    5. In the evening, we (go)   to a concert.

    6. The concert (start)   at 8 o'clock.

    7. I (come)   back to London on Sunday.

    8. My train (arrive)   in London at 7.50 in the evening.

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