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Tense Showdown: Present Continuous vs Simple Past

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Practice verb tenses in context

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Tense Showdown: Present Continuous vs Simple Past
 

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Practice verb tenses in context

by Fernando Fabian
1

Choose the correct form: I ... a book yesterday.

2

Which sentence uses the present continuous correctly?

3

Fill the gap: We ... to the park every Sunday.

4

Identify the past simple sentence.

5

Complete with present continuous: He ... his homework at the moment.

6

Choose the correct sentence in past simple.

7

Select the present continuous form for: They watch TV now.

8

Complete: I ... a new song right now.

9

Past simple: Which sentence is correct?

10

Present continuous usage: Which option shows ongoing action?

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