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    TENSE USAGE: Simple Present Vs Present Continuous: Noe Adan Sanchez Hernandez Ing. Electromecanica 5° Level

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    NOE ADAN SANCHEZ HERNANDEZ

    ING. ELECTROMECANICA
    5° LEVEL

    TENSE USAGE : Simple Present Vs Present Continuous


    PRESENT  SIMPLE
    CONTINUOUS Key PRESENT
    Words
    • Now   • Always never • every day / year
    • At the moment/at present • usually e.t.c.
    • This morning/evening e.t.c. • sometimes • once a week
    • Today/tonight • often rarely / • in the evening /
    • Nowadays • seldom morning e.t.c.
    • Look! Listen! • occasionally • at night
    (at the time of speaking) • frequently • all the time
    • • regularly
    • normally
    A. Fill in the Simple Present or the Present Continuous Tense:

    1) Most visitors in London _use_ (use)the underground 2)


    I’m sorry but I´m not believe_ (not/believe) you.
    3) It _does´n__ often __rain__ (not / rain) in the summer, but today it _is raining_ (rain).
    4) _Are_ Kylie_metrring_ (meet) Max later?
    5) Our dog usually _sleeps (sleep) on the sofa but at the moment he insleeping_ (sleep) under the
    bed.
    6) “When _are_ you _coming_ (come) home?” - “In about an hour”
    7) “Does_ Mr. Jackson _helps_ (help) his son with his homework?” - “Yes, every evening”
    8) Mary _Doesn´t read_ (not/read) a book. She ´s stting_ (sit) at her desk. She _writing_ (write)
    an essay.
    9) We usually __go__ (go) swimming on Saturdays but we _aren´t going_ (not/go) swimming
    today.
    10) “Why are you so worried?” - “I ´m taking_ (take) an exam tomorrow”

    B. Choose the correct answer :


    1. Harry plays tennis ___on sundays__.
    a. on Sundays b. now
    2. Judy _is having_ a bath at the moment
    a. is having b. has
    3. I usually _go _ on holiday in July.
    a. am going b. go
    4. “Where’s Dad?”- In the garden. He _is washing_ the car
    a. is washing b. washes
    5. Colin usually cooks dinner but Mary _is marking_it today.
    a. is making b. makes
    6. Alex is taking a photo _at the moment_.
    a. at the moment b. every day

    C. Fill in do, does, am, is or are :


    1) __DO___ you like pop music?
    2) __ARE____ you coming to the cinema tonight?
    3) __DOES__ it snow a lot in your country?
    4) I __AM___ not sending an e-mail at the moment.
    5) Tina and Kim __DO__ not work in a shop.
    6) Who __IS_ helping Pat today?

    D. Fill in the Simple Present or the Present Continuous Tense:

    1. THINK
    1) I ´M THINKING__ about my history test
    tomorrow
    2) __DO__ you __THINK_ the film is good?
    2. WEAR
    1) What __ARE_ you _WARNING_ for Sue’s party?
    2) Frank often _WEARS__ a suit for work

    3. BUY
    1) Carol always __BUYS__ her clothes in that shop
    2) Ann IS BUYING_ some postcards at the moment. She’s in that shop

    4. HAVE
    1) I ´M HAVING_ dinner at the moment
    2) _DO__ you _HAVE_ a shower every morning?

    5. LEAVE
    1) Steve _DOES LEAVES_ his flat at eight o’clock in the morning.
    2) Hurry up! The train _IS LEAVING_ !

    6. DO
    1) What _IS__ your brother __DOING___ tomorrow?
    2) What ____DO___ you ___DO____ in your spare time?

    7. TALK
    1) We DO TALK___ on the phone every day.
    2) Phil _IS TALKING__ to some people over there

    8. WORK
    1) David _WORKS__ in a hospital in Liverpool.
    2) Helen _IS WORKING_ on her computer right now.

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