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Simple Present vs Present Progressive 3
Subject Explanations:
Simple Present vs Progressive
Present Continuous Tense
Simple Present Rules
Verb Tenses Chart
Subject Exercises:
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 1
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 2
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 3
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 4
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 5
Simple Past vs Past Continuous:
Simple Past vs Past Continuous 1
Simple Past vs Past Continuous 2
Simple Past vs Past Continuous 3
PDF Exercises:
PDF Simple Present vs Progressive
PDF Simple Present vs Progressive 2
Use the verbs in the box in either
Simple present
or
Present continuous
tense.
enjoy
laugh
talk
get
look
make
spend
hate
tend
wear
1. When children become teenagers, they ---- more time with their friends.
2. Rick admires those girls who ---- red dresses.
3. I agree that Jane is a good person to be with, but she ---- to be aggressive now and again.
4. Mary ---- going to parties and she herself often gives one as well.
5. The kids ---- along well with each other now, but they may start to quarrel anytime.
6. Susan ---- waiting, so don't keep her waiting no matter what the reason is.
7. What I really like about Mellisa is that she ---- amazing cakes.
8. Tracy has just been to the hairdresser's, but her hair ---- as if it hasn't been done.
9. I don't know what or who she ---- at. I don't think there is anything funny.
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