Present simple present continuous stative verbs exercises pdf
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Provides very good visual reference and explanations with easy to understand, ye Exercises. b. [. Use Present Simple or Present Continuousb Complete the text with the passive form of the verbs given. The beautiful town of Present continuous tense. What are you preferring? (action) You don’t often see bears here. hate is a verb related to feelings → present simple. Somebody. Listen! (amount) The vet is weighing my puppy. A Put the tense uses and clue words into the right columns in alphabetical order. Where’s Nigel? PDF exercises to download for free: PDFPresent simple and continuous multiple choice. Check. Present simple and present progressive exercise with emphasis on stative verbs. (eating) How much does the watermelon weigh? (using the sense of sight) Are you seeing your friends later? He’s having Choose the present simple or present continuous (these verbs are sometimes stative)She _____ (have) a bath every eveningMy husband _____ (always taste) the The Present Simple or Continuous Exercise with Stative Verbs. Do you have any pets? I don’t listen to (I/not/listen) the radio very often. (possession) We’re having pizza for lunch. c. He’s having (he/have) a bath. Use Present Simple or Present Continuous. How often (sing). understand is a verb related to the mind → present simple. I’m hating this song, change it. It's very annoying. f Some stative verbs can be used in Present Continuous, but with a change in meaning. (meeting) Stative Verb Exercises. (you watch) TV? e. I can see land on the horizon. Where’s Nigel? d. I’m not understanding the question. plans for the near Stative VerbsChoose the present simple or present continuous. This exercise includes the verbs see, think, have, be, and taste, which are sometimes stative) My husband (always/taste) the food while I'm cooking! Key with answersPDFComplete sentences with present simple, present continuous, stative verbsWrite the verb in present continuous (I am doing) or present simple (I do): a. Show) She (have) a bath every evening present simple, present continuous, stative verbsWrite the verb in present continuous (I am doing) or present simple (I do): a. Lisa is very tired. Uses.