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Present Tense Grammar Challenge

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Practice present simple and continuous forms

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Present Tense Grammar Challenge
 

Present Tense Grammar ChallengeOnline version

Practice present simple and continuous forms

by Marialis Campo
1

He __________ (wear) a mask every day.

2

He __________ (is wearing / wears) a cape now.

3

He __________ (be) very strong.

4

He __________ (is fighting / fights) now.

5

A wrestler __________ wear a mask (must / should)

6

A wrestler __________ be brave (must / should)

7

He __________ (wear) boots every day

8

He __________ (is jumping / jumps) now

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Correct use of present simple for habitual action.

Uses present continuous for action happening now.

Use correct form of 'to be' for third person singular.

Present continuous for ongoing action now.

Must expresses strong necessity.

Should indicates recommendation or obligation.

Habitual action in present simple.

Present continuous for current action.

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