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Present Simple and Present Continuous practice (A2) - Flashcards #256

Cards for A2: answer, then flip the card to check – Present Simple and Present Continuous.

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  1. ___ I work in a shop. (On Saturdays / Today) – On Saturdays (On Saturdays I work in a shop.)
  2. They work hard ___. (action verb / state verb) – action verb (They work hard action verb.)
  3. We ___ on Baker Road. (are living / live) – live (We live on Baker Road.)
  4. Caller: Good morning, ___ Mr Green there? (are / is) – is (Caller: Good morning, is Mr Green there?)
  5. ___ visiting friends in London. (She's often / This week she's) – This week she's (This week she's visiting friends in London.)
  6. I need more time ___. (action verb / state verb) – state verb (I need more time state verb.)
  7. She ___ Henry a lot this week. (helps / is helping) – is helping (She is helping Henry a lot this week.)
  8. Man: They ___ football. (are playing / play) – are playing (Man: They are playing football.)
  9. The train is ___. (arriving right now / never arriving) – arriving right now (The train is arriving right now.)
  10. Molly owns that book ___. (action verb / state verb) – state verb (Molly owns that book state verb.)
  11. ___ on Thursday? 'Yes, I am. (Are you coming / Do you come) – Are you coming (Are you coming on Thursday? 'Yes, I am.)
  12. B: Well. He ___ at me. (always shout / is always shouting) – is always shouting (B: Well. He is always shouting at me.)
  13. Mother is reading the newspaper ___. (at the moment / every day) – at the moment (Mother is reading the newspaper at the moment.)
  14. They weigh all the bags at the airport ___. (action verb / state verb) – action verb (They weigh all the bags at the airport action verb.)
  15. This week, I ___ for an exam. (am revising / revise) – am revising (This week, I am revising for an exam.)
  16. We ___ most of the day relaxing and reading. (are spending / spend) – spend (We spend most of the day relaxing and reading.)
  17. The journalists are asking some questions ___. (at the moment / every day) – at the moment (The journalists are asking some questions at the moment.)
  18. We don't know the answer ___. (action verb / state verb) – state verb (We don't know the answer state verb.)
  19. Can I speak to Jack, please?' 'I'm sorry. He ___ with his grandparents. He will be back tomorrow. (is staying / stays) – is staying (Can I speak to Jack, please?' 'I'm sorry. He is staying with his grandparents. He will be back tomorrow.)
  20. Jack: That ___ exciting. (is sounding / sounds) – sounds (Jack: That sounds exciting.)
  21. I go to the swimming pool ___. (on Mondays / these days) – on Mondays (I go to the swimming pool on Mondays.)
  22. Tim and George meet every day ___. (action verb / state verb) – action verb (Tim and George meet every day action verb.)
  23. Mandy ___ some photos of the new house. (is taking / takes) – is taking (Mandy is taking some photos of the new house.)
  24. Polly: Why is she in China? Kate: Her parents ___ a year there. (are spending / spend) – are spending (Polly: Why is she in China? Kate: Her parents are spending a year there.)

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