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LANGUAGEGROUND 1 REVIEW: SIMPLE PRESENT AND PRESENT PROGRESS...

LANGUAGEGROUND 1 REVIEW: SIMPLE PRESENT AND PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I often meet my friends on Saturday. She is always tired after school. She doesn’t usually have time. Do you usually do activities after school?

  1. Complete the simple present rules below with the information in the box. Do - Does - doesn’t - don’t - do not - ‘s

a. We add s to the verb in the third person singular affirmative form. b. We make the negative form by adding don’t before I / you / we / they. c. We make the negative form by adding doesn’t before he / she / it. d. Do is used in questions before I / you / we / they. e. Does is used in questions before he / she / it.

  1. When do we use the simple present? Check (✔) the correct definition. ✔ The simple present is used for actions and routines. ☐ The simple present is used for actions happening now.

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 3. Read paragraph 3 of the news article on page 13. Circle the words that describe how often people do things.

  1. Look at the graphic. Complete it with the following adverbs of frequency: always • hardly ever • never • often • sometimes • usually

100% Always Often Usually Sometimes Hardly ever 0% Never

  1. Underline the correct words to complete the rules for the position of adverbs of frequency. a. Adverbs of frequency go (before / after) the main verb, except with the verb be. b. Adverbs of frequency go (before / after) the verb be.

  2. Complete the sentences with the adverbs of frequency and the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. a. Jane always meets her friends on the weekend. (meet / always) b. My friends are sometimes busy with homework. (be / sometimes) c. We hardly ever listen to music. (listen / hardly ever) d. He never goes to parties. (go / never) e. I don’t usually hang out at the mall with my friends. (not / hang out / usually) f. Daniel often volunteers at the library. (volunteer / often) g. Do you sometimes go to the gym? (go / sometimes)

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE I’m watching TV at the moment. She isn’t studying math this week. Are you chatting online now?

  1. Look at the sentences in the chart above. Then complete the rule for when we use the present progressive. We use the present progressive for actions happening now / habits and routines.

TIME EXPRESSIONS 8. Complete the chart with time expressions for the simple present and the present progressive.

Simple Present: always every day often twice a week usually

Present Progressive: at the moment now this week

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LANGUAGEGROUND 1
REVIEW: SIMPLE PRESENT AND PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I often meet my friends on Saturday.
She is always tired after school.
She doesn’t usually have time.
Do you usually do activities after school?

1. Complete the simple present rules below with the information in the box.
Do - Does - doesn’t - don’t - do not - ‘s

a. We add ___s___ to the verb in the third person singular affirmative form.
b. We make the negative form by adding ___don’t___ before I / you / we / they.
c. We make the negative form by adding ___doesn’t___ before he / she / it.
d. ___Do___ is used in questions before I / you / we / they.
e. ___Does___ is used in questions before he / she / it.

2. When do we use the simple present? Check (✔) the correct definition.
✔ The simple present is used for actions and routines.
☐ The simple present is used for actions happening now.

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
3. Read paragraph 3 of the news article on page 13. Circle the words that describe how often people do things.

4. Look at the graphic. Complete it with the following adverbs of frequency:
always • hardly ever • never • often • sometimes • usually

100%  Always
        Often
        Usually
        Sometimes
        Hardly ever
0%     Never

5. Underline the correct words to complete the rules for the position of adverbs of frequency.
a. Adverbs of frequency go (before / after) the main verb, except with the verb be.
b. Adverbs of frequency go (before / after) the verb be.

6. Complete the sentences with the adverbs of frequency and the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
a. Jane ___always meets___ her friends on the weekend. (meet / always)
b. My friends ___are sometimes___ busy with homework. (be / sometimes)
c. We ___hardly ever listen___ to music. (listen / hardly ever)
d. He ___never goes___ to parties. (go / never)
e. I ___don’t usually hang out___ at the mall with my friends. (not / hang out / usually)
f. Daniel ___often volunteers___ at the library. (volunteer / often)
g. Do you ___sometimes go___ to the gym? (go / sometimes)

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I’m watching TV at the moment.
She isn’t studying math this week.
Are you chatting online now?

7. Look at the sentences in the chart above. Then complete the rule for when we use the present progressive.
We use the present progressive for actions ___happening now___ / habits and routines.

TIME EXPRESSIONS
8. Complete the chart with time expressions for the simple present and the present progressive.

Simple Present:
always
every day
often
twice a week
usually

Present Progressive:
at the moment
now
this week
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