PPT-Present simple present continuous
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE 1 GRAMMAR PRESENT TENSES The present simple and the present continuous tenses are the most common ways of expressing present time in English
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE 1 GRAMMAR PRESENT TENSES The present simple and the present continuous tenses are the most common ways of expressing present time in English The present simple describes things that are generally true while the present continuous describes things that are true at the time of speaking but which may change. S. imple or Present . P. erfect . C. ontinuous. ?. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS. Affirmative. I . have . been working. You . have . been working. He/she/it . . has. . Perfect. . and. . Past. . Simple. SWOOSH. Cidália Sousa . Cláudia Regina Abreu Vanessa Reis Esteves. Do . you. . know. . when. . you. . have. . to. use . the. . Past. . Simple. Grammar Toolkit. Continuous tense. Grammar Toolkit. Continuous tense. Continuous tense describes . an . action . that . is. , . was. . or . will be. . continuing. . It . has a form of the verb . to be. Sr no.. Present. (I, We , You, They). Past. Past participle. Present . (He, She, It). Continuous. 1. accept. accepted. accepted. accepts. accepting. 2. accompany. accompanied. accompanied. accompanies. The Present. Present Simple. Simple present tense is the most commonly used tenses, showing . facts, actions taking place one after another, action set by a timetable or schedule and action in the present taking place once, never or several times.. EXERCISES. To. be. Verbs. & . Adverbs. . of . frequency. Wh. - . questions. Present. Simple «. to. be». Part. . 1. 1. . It. ……………. an . onion. . (+). 11. İzmir ………….. a city. (+). We rarely say anything , she is a really chatterbox.. Present tense. . h. igh flier. . . He wishes to get a master’s degree, he is a high flier.. . present simple. keen. Dragana. Filipović. 1.. Put the verb into the correct form.. I . ______ for Chris. Do you know where he is? (look). The things are not so good at work. The company ______ money. (lose). Let’s go out now. It _________ any more. (not rain). library right now.. 4-1 . BE. -. ING. : THE PRESENT . CONTINUOUS. 3. . . (b). . Lily . . is. . working. . in the library right now.. (a). . I. . am. . working. . in the library right now.. DURATION. Present Perfect . Simple/. Continuous. /- . 50 . minutes. DEADLINE. This. . hour. Can. . you. do . this. ?. The . following. . exercise. . will. . test . if. . your. . knowledge. of the . UNIT 3 1º ESO PRESENT CONTINUOUS v. PRESENT SIMPLE VOCABULARY – Holiday activities CAMP COOK CYCLE FLY HITCHHIKE PAK SIGHTSEE STAY SUNBATHE SWIM TRAVEL TREK UNPACK WALK VOCABULARY – daily habit, usual activities, . and. general statements of fact. :. Ann. takes. a shower every day.. I . usually read . the newspaper in the morning.. Birds . fly.. It . doesn’t snow. in . Tangerang. The Present Continuous. The Present Perfect. V /V. s. It. . often. rain. s. .. I drive the car quite well.. am/is/are + V . ing. It. . is. rain. ing . at the moment.. I . am . driv. ing. . now. . Passive voice Active voice. What is the spine made of?. The spine . is made . of 33 bones.. What bones are most often broken?. Collarbones . are. most often .
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