Title PRESENT SIMPLS & PRESENT CONTINUOUS WORKSHEET 3.pdf ✅

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with present simple or present continuous. 1. Where is father ? He ( listen) ______________to the CD. He 2. Don't forget to take your umbrella with you to London. You know it always ( rain) _________________in London. 3. Jean ( work) __________________hard all days but she ( not work) _______________________ at the moment. 4. Look ! the boy ( run) ____________after the bus. He ( want) __________________to catch it. 5. He ( speak) ___________________English so well because he ( come) ______________from England. 6. He ( not understand ) ________________What you ( talk) _______________about because he is a foreigner. 7. She usually ( get) _______________up early but today she ( get up) _________________late. 8. Look ! It ( snow) ______________ right now. It often ( snow) __________________ in country. 9. Where are the children ? They ( play) ______________ in the garden. 10. ________you ( enjoy) _______________ the party ? Yes, I ( have) ___________a good time. Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with present simple or present continuous. 1. Look! He ( leave) ________________ the house. 2. Keep silent ! I ( do) ___________________ the test. 3. She usually ( walk) ________________ to school but today she ( go) _________by bike. 4. Every Sunday , we ( visit) ______________ our grandparents. 5. I ( not/do) ________________ anything at the moment. 6. We ( play) ________________Monopoly right now. 7. He often ( go) _____________ to the cinema at the weekend. 8. The children seldom ( cry) _____________________. 9. ____________he ( watch)______________news regularly? 10.Where ___________Mark (go)___________? He (go) __________to the supermarket. Exercise 3: Circle the correct answer. 1. James is ______ judo in the playground with his friends and he is very excited. A. studying B. doing C. playing D. have 2. Keep quiet! Jessica ______ a headache so she is sleeping in her bedroom. A. does B. plays C. studying D. has PRESENT CONTINUOUS Easy Grammar