Present Tense Duel: Simple vs Continuous

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Froggy Jumps Present Tense Duel: Simple vs ContinuousOnline version Choose the right tense for each sentence. by Lucia Avalos 1 Elsa usually ______ in her room. a is singing b sings c sang 2 Right now she ______ her favorite song. a is singing b sings c sang 3 Anna ______ chocolate very much. a loves b loved c is loving 4 Look! She ______ chocolate cake. a eats b is eating c ate 5 Olaf usually ______ in the snow. a is playing b played c plays 6 At the moment he ______ with Sven. a is playing b plays c played 7 Kristoff ______ with ice every day. a works b is working c worked 8 Today he ______ Anna in the castle. a helped b helps c is helping 9 Sven usually ______ carrots. a liked b is liking c likes 10 Right now he ______ a big carrot. a ate b is eating c eats 11 Elsa usually (sings / is singing) in her room. a is singing b sings c sang 12 Right now Elsa (sings / is singing) loudly. a sings b sang c is singing 13 Anna (doesn't like / isn't liking) staying alone. a doesn't like b isn't liking c don't like 14 Look! Anna (talks / is talking) to Kristoff. a talked b is talking c talks 15 Olaf usually (plays / is playing) with snow. a played b plays c is playing 16 Today Olaf (doesn't play / isn't playing) outside. a doesn't play b isn't playing c is playing 17 Today Olaf (watches / is watching) the birds. a watched b is watching c watches 18 Kristoff (works / is working) with ice every day. a worked b works c is working 19 At the moment Kristoff (helps / is helping) Anna. a helps b is helping c helped 20 Sven (likes / is liking) carrots. a is liking b liked c likes

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Present Tense Duel: Simple vs Continuous

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Present Tense Duel: Simple vs ContinuousOnline version

by Lucia Avalos

Elsa usually ______ in her room.

Right now she ______ her favorite song.

Anna ______ chocolate very much.

Look! She ______ chocolate cake.

Olaf usually ______ in the snow.

At the moment he ______ with Sven.

Kristoff ______ with ice every day.

Today he ______ Anna in the castle.

Sven usually ______ carrots.

Right now he ______ a big carrot.

Elsa usually (sings / is singing) in her room.

Right now Elsa (sings / is singing) loudly.

Anna (doesn't like / isn't liking) staying alone.

Look! Anna (talks / is talking) to Kristoff.

Olaf usually (plays / is playing) with snow.

Today Olaf (doesn't play / isn't playing) outside.

Today Olaf (watches / is watching) the birds.

Kristoff (works / is working) with ice every day.

At the moment Kristoff (helps / is helping) Anna.

Sven (likes / is liking) carrots.