Present Simple vs. Present Continuous Exercises - Test 1

Test 1 of 19 in A2 · #1 of 69 overall · 20 exercises

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  2. Which question is correct?

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  1. Which sentence is correct?

  2. What are you doing now?

  3. Fill the gap:

    The children __________ in the garden at the moment.

  4. Complete the sentence:

    Listen! Susan ______ the piano.

  1. Complete the question:

    Why ________ you always ________ late?

  2. Choose the correct option:

    Listen! The birds ______

  1. Choose the correct option:

    She ______ (go) to the gym every day.

  2. Choose the correct question:

  3. Select the correct option:

    We ________ lunch every day at 12:30.

  1. Which time expression is used for a routine?

  2. Fill in the blank:

    Be quiet! The baby ______ (sleep).

  3. Find the mistake in the sentence:

    We is playing soccer right now.

  4. Spot the mistake:

    Right now, he play the guitar for his friends.

  1. Which sentence is correct?

  1. Complete the question:

    What ________ they ________ right now?

  2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

    My dad ______ a newspaper every morning.

  3. Which sentence is correct?

  4. Which sentence is correct?

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