Practice - Present Simple & Present Continuous
Practice - Present Simple & Present Continuous
Practice - Present Simple & Present Continuous
6. I _____ a student.
Exercise 2 - A1
Put verb to be in a correct present continuous form (is / are / am).
2. (it/rain) →
5. (the baby/cry) →
Exercise 3 - A2
Complete the sentences with the correct verb form. Choose Present Simple or Present
Continuous.
1. Lisa (wakes up / is waking up) at 5.30am every morning to take her dog Poochie for
a walk.
2. She (goes / is going) into the kitchen and (makes / is making) a cup of tea.
3. Then she (puts / is putting) her walking shoes on.
4. She (whistles / is whistling) to Poochie and he (runs / is running) to the front door.
5. Before they go, Lisa (checks / is checking) that she has doggie treats and poo bags
and they (leave / are leaving) the house.
6. When they get to the park, Lisa (lets / is letting) Poochie off the leash so he can run
around.
7. Then they (walk / are walking) around the pond and over the bridge.
8. Now Poochie (chases / is chasing) the birds.
9. And Lisa (chat / is chatting) to her dog walking friend Jimmy.
10. It's a beautiful morning and the sun (shines / is shining), but now it’s time to go home.
Exercise 4 - A2
It’s Saturday night and Finn and Carla are on a first date. Complete the real-world dialogue
with the correct verb form. Choose Present Simple or Present Continuous.
1. Finn: So (what/you/do)?
4. Carla: (It/be) hard sometimes, but generally I love it. What about you?
Exercise 6 - B2
British papers are suffering from a changing situation. They are losing readers to other
media such as TV, internet and social media.
Put the verbs into the correct form. Choose Present Simple or Present Continuous. Use the
long form as this is more typical for formal articles.
2. For the first time in ten years, the Daily Mail (lose) readers.
3. Young people just (not/buy) newspapers the way their parents did.
4. This generation (grow up) with no particular brand loyalty to any newspaper.
5. Young Britons (get) their news either online or from television or radio.
6. Sensing the trend, advertisers (shift) to other media to get their messages across.
Exercise 7 - B2
1. I (have / am having) lunch with Kayla next week.
Kayla (has / is having) brown hair.