Asking Questions in Three Tenses - Part 2
Put the words in the right order to make a question. Some words are not needed
Present Simple vs Present Continuous Pack
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Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Present Simple vs Present Continuous Pack
Type: worksheet
Category:
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Present Simple vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Type: worksheet
Category:
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Present Simple vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Type: worksheet
Category:
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous Worksheet
Rule: Three Tenses Together ShowHide
Present Simple
Habits and facts. he / she / it + -s.
She often paints pictures.
They don't leave home late.
Do you sing songs?
always · usually · often · sometimes · seldom · never · every day
Present Continuous
Happening now. am / is / are + -ing.
He is reading a book.
We aren't playing a game.
Are Tom and John playing football?
now · right now · at the moment · today · Look! · Listen!
Past Simple
Finished in the past. -ed or an irregular form: went, saw, built.
He built a sandcastle.
She didn't bring her books.
Did you help your dad?
yesterday · last week · two days ago · in 1996
When you make a sentence negative, keep the tense: plays → doesn't play, is playing → isn't playing, played → didn't play.
Games on Three Tenses Together
Ready-made games on this topic. Open one on the board and play in teams.
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The sentences of this exercise as a game – nothing to set up.