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Present Tense Challenge

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Present Tense Challenge
 

Present Tense ChallengeOnline version

Choose the correct verb forms.

by RUBEN OMAR CHAJON LOPEZ
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She ___ to the gym every day.

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They ___ coffee in the morning.

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He ___ to music now.

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The cats ___ on the sofa.

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We ___ a movie right now.

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She ___ every Sunday.

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The dog ___ loudly.

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They ___ dinner at the moment.

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The sun ___ in the east.

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You ___ the answer now.

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The simple present for he/she/it uses -es: goes.

With they, we use the base form: drink.

Present progressive uses is/are + verb+ing.

Cats (plural) use sit in present simple.

Present progressive: are watching.

Simple present for habitual action: goes.

Third-person singular: barks.

Present progressive: are having.

The sun rises in the east (present simple).

Present progressive: are solving.

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