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Future Simple
Present continuous or progressive tense
Present Simple
simple Present
Read carefully and match the sentences with the correct image.You can make the task bigger to see it well.
Based on the previous activity, answer the Quizz. After answering it, you can share your answer with another classmate and ask each other.
Now that you know how to use the present simple, it´s time for you to practice. Answer the Quiz and do not let the frog down!
Introduction
Task 1. Watch carefully the following video and pay attention to the grammar presented.
Match the following sentences with the right answer.
Present Progressive
Final task 3. Fill in the blanks with the correct verb. After doing the task, you can share and compare your answer with a classmate.
Task 1. Watch the video carefully and answer some questions on the next page. Make sure to take notes and when you´re ready, click on the button.
Task 2.Watch the video carefully and answer the questions. Enjoy the video and do your best.
Final Task 3. Drag and drop the words, and rearrange each sentences in order to make them to have sense.
Future SimpleThe simple future tense is used to refer to actions or states that begin and end in the future. These events have not happened yet, but will happen sometime in the future:I will meet her at the mall.The monkeys will eat any bananas that their handlers give them.
Future SimpleFuture SimpleThe simple future tense is used to refer to actions or states that begin and end in the future. These events have not happened yet, but will happen sometime in the future:I will meet her at the mall.The monkeys will eat any bananas that their handlers give them.
We use the present continuous to talk about:activities at the moment of speaking:I'm just leaving work. I'll be home in an hour.Future plans or arrangements.Mary is going to a new school next term.We make questions by putting am, is or are in front of the subject:Are you listening?We make negatives by putting not (or n't) after am, is or are:I'm not doing that.You aren't listening. (or You're not listening.)
GrammarWe can use the present simple to talk about daily routines, activities that we do regularly, or things that are generally true. The present tense is the base form of the verb:I work in London. But with the third person singular (she/he/it), we add an –s:She works in London.We use do and does to make questions with the present simple. We use does for the third person singular (she/he/it) and do for the others.Where do you live?Does Jack play football? We use do and does to make negatives with the present simple. We use doesn't for the third person singular (she/he/it) and don't for the others.They don't work at the weekend.John doesn't live in Manchester. (doesn't = does not)
- A1 Greetings and Introductions
Let’s learn about greetings and introductions so we can say hello and goodbye. We will also learn how to introduce yourself and other people.
A: Hello, my name’s Elena. B: Hi, my name’s Justin.
You learn to ask about someone’s health and send greetings. You will also learn how to begin and end emails.
Instructions
- Complete the sentences in the Flashcards.
- Choose the correct phrase to complete the conversation.
- Rearrange the words or phrases to make the sentence.
- Read the email and choose the correct word or phrase to fit the gap.
- Look at our examples.
Greeting and introductions
Introducing yourself
A: Hi. I’m Linda. What’s your name? B: Hello. My name’s Jim.
Introducing others
A: This is my friend, Maria. B: Nice to meet you, Maria.
Asking about someone’s health
A: Hi, Alice. How are you? Are you OK? B: I’m fine, thanks. Any you?
Sending greetings to others
A: Say hello to Jane for me. B: Yes, I will.
Saying goodbye
A: See you later. B: Yes, bye!
- A1 Articles
- A1 Can and Can’t
- A1 Dates, days and numbers
- A1 Indefinite article
- A1 It Sentences
- A1 Linking Words
- A1 Much and Many
- A1 Offers and suggestions
- A1 Possessive ‘s and s’
- A1 Prepositions of Place
- A1 Prepositions Word Search
- A1 Present Simple
- A1 Pronouns
- A1 Questions
- A1 Regular Adjectives
- A1 Regular Verbs Set 1 Word Search
- A1 Regular Verbs Set 2 Word Search
- A1 Regular Verbs Set 3 Word Search
- A1 Singular and Plural Nouns
- A1 There and Their
- A1 Wh questions
- A1 Harry’s World Listening
- A1 Justin in Singapore Listening
- A1 My Mate Holly Listening
- A1 Nyree Listening
- A1 Body and Face Extra Exercises
- A1 Clothes Extra Exercises
- A1 Describing Things
- A1 Family Extra Exercises
- A1 Film Star Vocabulary
- A1 Food and Drink Extra Exercises
- A1 Health Extra Exercises
- A1 House and Home
- A1 Shopping Extra Exercises
- A1 Sports and Leisure Extra Exercises
- A1 Talking about People
- A1 Transport
- A1 Weather Extra Activities
- Christmas Easy Exercises
- Flash Cards
- Memory Games
- Word Searches
- Word Puzzles
- A1 Animal Crossword
- A1 Body and Face Crossword
- A1 Clothes Crossword
- A1 Emotions Crossword
- A1 Family Crossword
- A1 Food and Drink Crossword
- A1 Instructions Crossword
- A1 Places Crossword
- A1 Weather Crossword
- A1 Animal Flash Cards
- A1 Body Flashcards
- A1 Classroom Actions Set 1 Flash Cards
- A1 Classroom Actions Set 2 Flash Cards
- A1 Classroom Actions Set 3 Flash Cards
- A1 Clothes Flash Cards
- A1 Health Flashcards
- A1 Places Flashcards
- A1 Animal Match-up Set 1
- A1 Animal Match-Up Set 2
- A1 Emotions Match-up
- A1 Food and Drink Match-up
- A1 Names Match-up
- A1 Numbers Match-up
- A1 Places Match-up
- A1 Weather Match-up
- A1 Animals Word Search
- A1 Body and Face Word Search
- A1 Clothes Word Search
- A1 Fast Food Word Search
- A1 Food and Drink Word Search
- A1 Food and Drinks Flashcards
- A1 Names Word Search
- A1 Numbers Word Search
- A1 Ordinal Numbers Word Search
- A1 Our World Word Search
- A1 Places Word Search
- A1 Shops Word Search
- A1 Toys Word Search
- A1 Animals Word Puzzle
- A1 Body Word Puzzle
- A1 Clothes Word Puzzle
- A1 Colours Word Puzzle
- A1 Family Word Puzzle
- A1 Food and Drink Word Puzzle
- A1 Home Word Puzzle
- A1 Names Word Puzzle
- A1 Numbers Word Puzzle
- A1 School Word Puzzle
- A1 Transport Word Puzzle
- A1 Weather Word Puzzle
- Reading Part 1
- Reading Part 2
- Reading Part 3
- Reading Part 4
- Writing Part 5
- Writing Part 6
Animal Vocabulary Set 1 (A1 Movers Part 1) Animal Vocabulary Set 2 (A1 Movers Part 1) Body Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Clothes Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Containers Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Food Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Leisure Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Places Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) School Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Transport Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Weather Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1) Work Vocabulary (A1 Movers Part 1)
Favourite Teacher (A1 Movers Part 2) Looking for a Present (A1 Movers Part 2) New Film (A1 Movers Part 2) Talking about homework (A1 Movers Part 2) Talking about the weekend (A1 Movers Part 2) Writing a story (A1 Movers Part 2)
Chocolate Cake (A1 Movers Part 3) Maths Class (A1 Movers Part 3) Nice Soup (A1 Movers Part 3) Sports Centre (A1 Movers Part 3) Sports Day at Home (A1 Movers Part 3) The Supermarket (A1 Movers Part 3) Visiting Grandma (A1 Movers Part 3)
All about Bananas (A1 Movers Part 4) Animals in Cold Countries (A1 Movers Part 4) Bats in the Jungle (A1 Movers Part 4) Bears (A1 Movers Part 4) Fast Foods (A1 Movers Part 4) Fishing (A1 Movers Part 4) Football (A1 Movers Part 4) Living Longer (A1 Movers Part 4) Potatoes (A1 Movers Part 4) Sandwiches (A1 Movers Part 4) Tea or Coffee (A1 Movers Part 4) Weather Changes (A1 Movers Part 4)
Going Fishing (A1 Movers Part 5) Staying Home (A1 Movers Part 5) Taking Pictures (A1 Movers Part 5)
At the Park (A1 Movers Part 6) On the Balcony (A1 Movers Part 6) Playing at the Beach (A1 Movers Part 6) Playing in the Classroom (A1 Movers Part 6) Playing in the Garden (A1 Movers Part 6)
- Listening Part 1
- Listening Part 2
- Listening Part 3
- Listening Part 4
- Listening Part 5
- Speaking Videos
- Speaking Part 1
A1 Classroom A1 Playing Sport
A1 Birthday Party A1 Cinema A1 Library A1 Shopping A1 Sports Centre A1 Supermarket
A1 Movers Part 3 Test 1 A1 Movers Part 3 Test 2 A1 Movers Part 3 Test 3
A1 Movers Part 4 Test 1 A1 Movers Part 4 Test 2 A1 Movers Part 4 Test 3
A1 Movers Speaking Test 1 A1 Movers Speaking Test 2
A1 In the bedroom
Pre A1 Starters (Beginner) | A1 Movers (Elementary) | A2 Flyers (Pre-Intermediate)
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