2º ESO. Revisión 1er Trimestre.

Here you have some exercises to practise the three verbal tenses that we studied this term. Click on the NAME of the tense

PAST SIMPLE

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT SIMPLE

I hope you find the exercises useful. If you have any questions, send me an e-mail or leave a comment on the blog.

César

2º de ESO PRESENT SIMPLE

Hi kids!

Here you have some exercises to practise:

- The PRESENT SIMPLE.

- The FREQUENCY ADVERBS.

I hope you enjoy learning!

NEW!! Present simple vs Continuous

Due to the problems that the blog has been causing to some of you I now post new exercises about these two tenses. I hope you find it useful.
César.

Exercises 1

Exercises 2 (Questions)

Exercises 3 (TEST)

1 - Present simple vs Present continuous

Hi everyone. In order to give you more chances to practise what we do everyday in class, I've decided to post useful activities on this blog so you can do them yourselves online or after printing them.

PRESENT SIMPLE vs PRESENT CONTINUOUS (or PROGRESSIVE, as the Americans say).

There are many websites to practise the difference between what we DO EVERYDAY and what WE ARE DOING NOW. Here are some of the most useful for you (in my opinion). Enjoy!

- http://www.inglestotal.com/present-simple-and-present-continuous-diferencias-y-ejercicios/ (basic theory + exercises)

- http://englishforsecondary.blogspot.com/2009/04/present-simple-vs-present-continuous.html (exercises posted by another teacher on the differences between these two presents).

-http://www.hueber.de/shared/elka/Internet_Muster/Red2/3-19-002886-9_Muster.pdf (more basic practice & theory).

- http://moodle.citylit.ac.uk/file.php/1/Study%20skills%20work%20sheets/grammar/intermediate/Microsoft%20Word%20-%201.13%20FUTURE%20action%20-%20%20Present%20continuous%20Exercises.pdf (present continuous for future actions).

- http://www3.planalfa.es/anunciata-leon/departamentos/lenguasextran/ejeringles/THE%20SIMPLE%20PRESENT%20AND%20THE%20PRESENT%20CONTINUOUS%20%202.pdf

( exercises to distinguish between Present Simple and Present Continuous).