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WS for beginners-vocabulary , verbs-present continuous, text An easy ws I made for beginners. In part A they need to find the missing verb and in part B they need to read the text and find the underlined words in the picture (draw a line or write a number). Present continuous is used. Hope you like it. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: worksheet     4-Verb -Tense Grammar Quiz (2) - Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous? A 4-verb-tense grammar quiz (a dialogue among 4 teenagers) in which students have to choose the most appropriate option. Black & White version included + KEY. Big hugs. Have a wonderful week! mena, :))) Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     Present perfect or present progressive, present perfect or simple past and present perfect or present perfect continuous + Answer Key A 3 part exercise contrasting the use of present perfect versus simple past, present progressive and present perfect progressive/continuo us. Level: advanced Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Present Simple and Present Continuous (2) - a communicative approach Students look at the pictures under the headings "usually" and "now" and write mini dialogues - questions and answers - using both verb tenses. The vocabulary in the bubble at the bottom of the page will help them. You can make the exercise even more communicative by asking the students to do it in pairs, one asking and the other answering and vice... Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     PRESENT SIMPLE VERSUS PRESENT CONTINUOUS Sts have to complete a text using present simple, read another text and complete with present simple or continuous and identify the girls in the picture according to both texts. Hope you like it and hope you leave your comments Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Present Simple and Present Continuous 2 pages of graded exercises. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Sherlock Holmes case XXVI: The present progressive This is part 26 of my Sherlock Holmes series. It asks students to find out where an escaped prisoner is hiding at a fun fair. The ws combines reading and grammar (the present progressive). A grammar guide on the formation and use of the present progressive is included, and so is the KEY to the case. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY(13) IRELAND(EXERCISES) 2pages English-speaking country (6) was Ireland (reading) Exercises and fun stuff (13) Have a great Monday dear friends! Thanks for leaving comments... They�re the best part... Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     SATURDAY AT HOME: PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS sts have to complete a text using present simple and present continuous, say if statements are true or false, answer questions. Hope you find it useful for your students Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     Kids at play - Present Continuous - Yes/No Questions (2 - mostly every day actions) Once again kids read the questions and answer them according to the pictures. They are exposed to the interrogative form and practice the negative and affirmative forms. KEY included. Have a wonderful weekend! Hugs, mena:))) Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     4 - Verb Tense Grammar Quiz (1) - Simple Present/ Past, Present/ Past Continuous A 4-verb-tense grammar quiz in which students have to choose the most appropriate option. Black & White version included + KEY. Big hugs for you all. Have a wonderful week! mena, :))) Level: intermediate Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Kids at play - Present Continuous - Yes/No Questions (6) - every day actions This is the 6th on this series. Kids read the questions and answer them according to the pictures. There�s a bubble with useful vocabulary to help them. They are exposed to the interrogative form and practise the negative and affirmative forms. KEY included. Have a wonderful Thursday! Hugs, mena:))) Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     Fairy Tales/Stories (2): Snow White - Read the story and complete with Present Progressive/Continuo us 1/ read the story and complete with present progressive 2/ complete with the interrogative and negative form. Have a nice Sunday! Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     MIX TENSES (SIMPLE PRESENT-PRESENT PROGRESSIVE-SIMPLE PAST-PRESENT PERFECT-FUTURE) HI EVERYBODY.I WAS VERY ILL FOR TWO MONTHS.I HAD A SERIOUS OPERATION IN JULY.SO I COULDN�T DO ANYTHING FOR A LONG TIME.BUT I AM HERE AGAIN.HOPE YOU LIKE THIS WS. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     A picnic: Present Continuous 1) Write the name of the action next to the people. 2) Write sentences using the actions in present continuous. 3) Ask questions. (The answers are given) 4) Correct the mistakes. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet	Present Perfect Progressive The difference between present perfect progressive and present perfect Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           tense review game tense - present simple, present progressive, was/were Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           SIMPLE FUTURE: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WILL, BE GOING TO, AND PRESENT PROGRESSIVE This presentation can be very useful to show your students the many differences between Will, Be going to, and Present Progressive. Enjoy the different stages of presenting the content: Presentation, Practice and Production. Level: intermediate Age: 16-100 Format: PowerPoint           TEST - PRESENT TENSES With this test your students will practice the SIMPLE PRESENT, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, CAN, VERB TO BE, etc. They can also use this exercise online by following this link: http://www.authorstr eam.com/Presentation /cursosdeinglesats-1 356372-test-present/ Hope you and your students find it useful. Hugs, Lucie Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Listening : The Spy 3(Where are they?) - Present Progressive Ss overhear (by clicking on the speaker) to know where the person they�re looking for is. When they get to know where he/she is they click on the room to check their guess Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Format: PowerPoint           PRESENT CONTINUOUS QUESTIONS You have (more than) 10 questions to match with pictures, and then your students can practice them in pairs, groups or around the class. have fun! Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Format: PowerPoint           Powerpoint: The Present Tenses (incl. state verbs) This is a ready-to-use powerpoint presentation that covers both form and usage of present simple and present continuous. It also includes input on state (stative) verbs. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Simple past, Persent Perfect, and Present Perfect Progressive Uses of simple past, present perfect and present prefect progressive with detailed timelines Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Present Progressive and Present Simple The first is a game:make up sentences and give short answers. After that you present Present Simple (daily routines)with the help of examples.Have a good time.Thanks a bunch to Lindsey for Tutorial. Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           present simple and progressive funny and amazing Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Present Progressive - Part I This is part I of the ppt. Please also download the accompanying sheet for the students notes, which was also uploaded today. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Simple Present vs Present Progressive Miss G�s Crazy Day Power Point can be used to introduce the Present Continuous Tense Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Format: PowerPoint           Present Progressive: Where questions and answers I couldn��t reduce the size , so I had to upload it in four parts. But it��s really easy to put them together, just copy and paste the 2nd,3rd and 4th part into the first ppt. Level: elementary Age: 4-14 Format: PowerPoint           Present Progressive With this ppt you will be able to make your class more dynamic and funny. Sts can learn by playing. All the skills are integrated. Hugs. Level: elementary Age: 3-100 Format: PowerPoint           Present Continuous or Present Simple Practice (11 slides) This presentation practices the difference between the continuous and simple forms of the present. Students answer two questions: What does he/she do? or What is he/she doing? Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint

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