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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

 

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous
by Mirka

Date: 15 - Dec - 2011
Level: intermediate
Age: +11

Description:
Students apply the form, use and meaning of these two present tenses and recognize their main differences. They can easily understand some common mistakes which are made when using these tenses. This exercise is mainly for intermediate students but some execises can be used for elementaries as well.


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mirkad77
Mirjana Dimitrijevic
Serbia
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ascincoquinas
Portugal

Great! Thanks!          posted by ascincoquinas 20111216


Nuria08
Spain

Excellent!          posted by Nuria08 20111216


Xandra10
Serbia

          posted by Xandra10 20121016
This is really a thorough and useful exercise. Thank you very much!