Past Continuous. By languageleader88. This is a worksheet I prepared last year for my elementary students as an introduction of these tenses. I hope you like it ...
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Exercises - page 01. Simple past vs past continuous 1. Simple past / continuous - write. Simple past / past progressive 1. Simple past / past progressive 2. Past simple / past continuous. Past simple or progressive - 1. Past simple or progressive - 2. Past simple or progressive - 3.
Exercises; Explanations; Courses; Past Simple and Past Continuous Exercise 1. Here's an exercise to practise the verb tenses. Choose the past simple or past continuous tense. You can review how to use the past simple here and how to use the past continuous here. Finally, ...
Past Simple or Past Continuous Exercise · 1. Helen (do) her weekly shopping when she (meet) her old friend, June. · 2. The sun (shine) when I (get) up this ...
Past simple and past continuous worksheets and online exercises. Language: English Subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Order results: Most popular first Newest first. Simple past - past continuous. Grade/level: A2-11.
Each student will choose two. In rounds have them create a sentence for their pair of words—one word for the past tense clause and one for the past continuous ...
ut About 1 PTCPABLE Cambridge niversity Press 2015 Grammar Past simple and past continuous 1 Write the past simple form of these regular and irregular verbs. 1 cry 2 travel 3 send 4 enjoy 5 stop 6 break 7 fall 8 chat 9 happen 10 say 11 know 12 try 13 cut 14 turn 2 Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in Exercise 1. 1 Last summer, my friend and I …
14.07.2020 · To make things easier we have prepared a list of activities that will help your students memorize Past Simple, Past Continuous and Past Perfect better and to have more practice with them. Picture Prompts The best and the easiest way to get your students to speak is by providing picture prompts and corresponding questions. For example: Task
Everyone starts miming or doing the action on their card and the student outside comes in. The students continue for a few more seconds and then stop. The ...