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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are typically used in the present simple tense. Answer ✅ for nouns that can be used in the present simple and ❌ for those that cannot.

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are typically used in the present simple tense. Answer ✅ for nouns that can be used in the present simple and ❌ for those that cannot.

by Magdi Hetita
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running

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Jason and Rick discuss hobbies.

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car

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cooking

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house

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One character invites the other to join an activity.

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car

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The adverb 'often' means 0% frequency.

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How often questions are formed with the word 'when'.

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job

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singing

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cat

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dog

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sleeping

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He rarely forgets to take his umbrella when it rains.

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cat

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Always and never can be used interchangeably.

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phone

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Jason hates aerobatics.

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Rick refuses any invitation.

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book

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computer

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The content mentions a flying club.

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singing

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jumping

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playing

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running

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eating

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reading

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apple

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jumping

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I usually go for a walk after dinner.

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The lesson includes a conversation about free time.

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teacher

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swimming

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They sometimes watch a movie on weekends.

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driving

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dancing

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The conversation claims flying is dangerous.

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The lesson is presented in Spanish.

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writing

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thinking

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dog

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computer

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We always finish our homework before dinner.

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swimming

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sleeping

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eating

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Adverbs of frequency always come after the main verb.

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student

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book

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She often checks her email first thing in the morning.

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teacher

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student

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house

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We sometimes put adverbs of frequency after the object.

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friend

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driving

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