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Present Simple vs Present Continuous (A2)

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Quiz on present simple and continuous forms.

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Quiz on present simple and continuous forms.

by Atakhanova Shakhnoza
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She _____ coffee every morning.

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Look! He _____ a book.

3

They _____ to the gym twice a week.

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Right now, I _____ my homework.

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She _____ a sandwich at the moment.

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My brother _____ to the park every Saturday.

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The train _____ at 9 o'clock.

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We _____ a new language this year.

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He _____ in a hospital, not a doctor.

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You _____ very fast; you should slow down.

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The cat _____ on the sofa right now.

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She _____ to music every evening.

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They _____ in a small town at the moment.

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What time _____ the bus usually arrive?

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I _____ coffee now; I need energy.

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Where _____ your sister right now?

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Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.

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He _____ a book this week for his assignment.

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We usually _____ dinner at seven, but today we are late.

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The sun _____ in the east.

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Why _____ you studying right now?

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Use present simple for routines; 'drinks' is correct.

This is happening now, so present continuous fits.

Routine action; use present simple 'go'.

Something happening now requires 'am doing'.

Happening now; use present continuous.

Habit; present simple 'goes' is correct.

Timetabled action; present simple for schedules.

Now-aday activity; present continuous.

Permanent job: present simple.

General truth or habit; 'drive' fits present simple.

Happening now; present continuous.

Habitual action; present simple 'listens'.

Temporary situation; present continuous.

For singular subject 'bus', use does in present simple questions.

Stative modal-like; 'need' is simple, but here it's about now; 'am needing' is acceptable in informal use; for stricter grammar, use 'need' with now avoided. (Note: present continuous for emphasis.)

Question with 'where' uses 'is' for singular subject.

General truth; present simple.

Temporary action; present continuous.

Habit with normally; present simple; exception noted in sentence.

General truth; present simple.

Question about present continuous with 'you'.

 
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