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PRESENT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE









"ing" words
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Add ing:
1. eat + ing = eating
2. read + ing =
reading
3. look + ing =
looking
4. sing + ing =
singing
5. play + ing =
playing
6. walk + ing =
walking
7.
Fly + ing = Flying
Double the consonant with short
vowel sound
(Pattern CVC)
1. put + ing = putting
2. tap + ing =
tapping
3. run + ing =
running
4. rub + ing =
rubbing
Drop the e and add ing.
1. move + ing = moving
2. ride + ing =
riding
3. chase + ing =
chasing
4. shine + ing =
shining
5. Dan
ce + ing = Dancing


present simple or present continuous



1. Complete the text. Use the present simple or present continuous.
ask come go meet stay
The shops (1) ___________________ open late on Thursdays, so Chris and I (2) ___________________ shopping together this evening. Chris needs a new shirt and some shoes, and he often (3) ___________________ me to help him to choose his clothes. He (4) ___________________ Dave for dinner, but I (5) ___________________ home early.


2. Complete the dialogue. Use the present simple or present continuous.
A (1 come) __________________ you __________________ to the party, Jess?
B Yes, but I (2 not know) ___________________ what to wear. I (3 try) ___________________ to decide between my black dress and my red skirt.
A (4 want) ___________________ you __________________ to come with us?
B Yes, I do.
A Well, come on! Steve (5 arrive) ________________ in five minutes. He
(
6 not like) _________________ being late. We (7 not wait) _______________ all night for you to try on all your clothes!
B OK, OK. I’m coming.





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