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Present Simple and Continuous Practice

The document is a grammar exercise focusing on various English language topics, including present simple vs present continuous, future time expressions, comparative and superlative adjectives, and the use of gerunds and infinitives. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences, multiple-choice questions, and sentence ordering tasks to practice these concepts. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of English grammar rules.

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Present Simple and Continuous Practice

The document is a grammar exercise focusing on various English language topics, including present simple vs present continuous, future time expressions, comparative and superlative adjectives, and the use of gerunds and infinitives. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences, multiple-choice questions, and sentence ordering tasks to practice these concepts. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and application of English grammar rules.

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Starter Grammar Standard

Present simple vs present continuous Future time expressions


1 Complete the sentences with the correct present 4 Choose the correct words.
simple or present continuous form of the verbs in What are you doing this / next evening?
brackets. Use short forms where possible.
1 I’m going to a party next / tomorrow night.
My grandmother sends (send) me a 2 I’ll see you on Monday / tomorrow morning.
birthday card every year. 3 I’m going to get fit next year / this afternoon.
1 They (have) breakfast now. 4 What are you having for dinner next month /
2 He (study) every evening. tonight?
3 Look, Mum! I (carry) a lot of 5 They’re not doing anything this weekend / night.
bags.
4 We often (have) dinner on
the balcony in summer.
Comparative and superlative adjectives
5 Dina usually (sing) in the 5 Complete the sentences using either comparative or
shower. superlative forms.
My dad is older than my uncle.
How often … ? and adverbs of frequency My dad is the oldest .
1 Whales are bigger than dolphins.
2 Order the words to make questions. Then match
Whales .
the questions with the answers.
2 The Alhambra is the most beautiful building.
often / swimming? / do / go / How / you
The Alhambra
How often do you go swimming? d
the Eiffel Tower.
1 exercise? / do / How / you / often
3 A car is faster than a bike.
A car .
2 How / does / wear / he / often / trainers?
4 Pablo Picasso is more artistic than Walt Disney.
Pablo Picasso .
3 often / do / your cousins / visit? / How
5 England is the cloudiest.
England Spain.
a He always wears trainers.
b My cousins rarely visit.
c I never exercise.
Less, the least, not as … as …
d I often go swimming. 6 Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

aren’t as isn’t least less than the


Present continuous for future
3 Complete the text with the verbs in brackets. Use That is the least interesting book I’ve
the present continuous for future arrangements. ever read!
Use short forms where possible. 1 Going by car isn’t fast as taking the
On Saturday, Amal ’s going (go) swimming. underground.
In the evening, she and Javier 1 2 That salesperson is polite than the
(meet) outside the cinema at eight o’clock. one that used to work here.
They 2 (watch) the new Marvel 3 A nurse’s training as long as a
film. On Sunday, she 3 (visit) doctor’s.
her grandma. They 4
(have) 4 Those red shoes as nice as the black
lunch together. ones.
5 I’m less tired I was.
6 She’s least stressed person I know.

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Unit 1 Grammar Standard

Verbs + gerund or infinitive? Past simple: affirmative, negative


1 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box in and questions
the infinitive form.
4 Choose the correct words.
answer go have listen practise study watch There wasn’t / was one whiteboard. There
were two.
I don’t intend to go out this
1 Last year in my classroom, there were / was
evening.
two doors.
1 I want a horror film.
2 There was / were one window.
2 She tried the teacher’s
3 There weren’t / wasn’t fifteen desks. There
question.
were sixteen.
3 We hope acting lessons.
4 Was / Were there a computer?
4 Abadi decided to his favourite
5 There was / were three cupboards.
album.
6 Was / Were there plants in the classroom?
5 Malcom plans music at
university. 5 Complete the sentences using the verbs in
6 Emma needs playing her cello brackets in the past simple affirmative or negative
every day. forms.
He met (meet) some friends
2 Choose the correct words.
in the park at the weekend and they
Do you enjoy watching / to watch reality shows? watched (watch) a football match.
1 Mila wants watching / to watch a fantasy series. 1 It (not snow) here last
2 Lynn enjoys listening / to listen to pop music on winter so we (not go) skiing.
the radio. 2 We (have) dinner at my aunt’s
3 Gavin isn’t good at playing / to play video games. house and we (eat) cake.
4 Alvin plans studying / to study acting. 3 We (not arrive) until five
5 Kaya tries to go / going to the cinema once o’clock and we (leave) at
a month. six o’clock.
6 Vera and Dev don’t enjoy to read / reading. 4 She (have) a lovely party.
She (open) her presents
3 Complete the dialogue using the gerund or and then everybody (sing)
infinitive form of the verbs in brackets. ‘Happy Birthday’ to her.
Ada I don’t want to play (play) video
games anymore. 6 Order the words to make sentences and questions.
Joe Me neither. Do you want 1 you / from? /did / Where / come
(watch) a film? Where did you come from?
Ada Not really. Shall we go to the shopping 1 bought / a house / They / in Paris
centre? I need 2 (buy)
some new trainers. 2 get home / you / last night? / late / Did
Joe Good idea. I need 3 (find)
a birthday present for my dad. You are good
3 didn’t / him / She / see / at the party
at 4 (choose) presents.
You can help me. Maybe your sister can give
us a lift. 4 sorry that / I’m / win / didn’t / you
Ada She’s not here. She decided
5
(visit) my grandma today. 5 go / to the concert? / they / Did
Joe OK then, we’ll need 6 (get)
the bus. Yes, / did / they

6 my video / watched / He / on YouTube

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