Tenses
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Present Simple/Continuous TO BE BEGINNERS 1 – am/are/is. Write the correct form BEGINNERS 2 – ‘m/’re/’s. Choose the correct form BEGINNERS 3 – Put the words in the correct order 1 BEGINNERS4 – Put the words in the correct order 2 BEGINNERS 5 – Write negative/interrogative sentences BEGINNERS 6 – Choose, complete, correct THERE IS/THERE ARE HAVE GOT
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RULES FOR THE THIRD PERSON SINGULAR BEGINNERS 1 – Third Person Singular BEGINNERS 2 – Present Simple. Daily Routines BEGINNERS 3 – Present Simple. Do or Does? ELEMENTARY 1 – Present Simple – Word order ELEMENTARY 2 – Present Simple ELEMENTARY 3 – Present Simple ELEMENTARY 4 – Present Simple. Watch & Choose ELEMENTARY 5 – Present Simple. Reading Comprehension ELEMENTARY 6 – LISTENING: Mike’s Routine / Dan’s Daily Life ELEMENTARY 7 –Present Simple Spelling Changes ELEMENTARY 8 – Simple vs Continuous. Choose the correct option ELEMENTARY 9 – Simple vs Continuous. Choose the correct option PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 – Present Simple. Do or Does? PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2 – Simple vs Continuous. Complete the gaps & Listen PRE-INTERMEDIATE 3 – State Verbs PRE-INTERMEDIATE 4 – State or action verbs?
Watch this video to learn how to describe animals with Simple Present Tense. Watch this video to learn how to talk about daily routines with Simple Present Tense. Learn how to use the Present Continuous tense in this video through a short story.
BEGINNERS 1 –Look at the images, click on the words to make phrases and sentences and LISTEN to the full sentence. Click on the right word to complete the QUESTIONS Then LISTEN and repeat. there are 2 difficulty levels to choose from – easy (BEGINNERS) and difficult (ELEMENTARY).
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Past Simple/Continuous TO BE BEGINNERS 1 – Was/were BEGINNERS 2 – Was/were BEGINNERS 3 – Was/were – Listen and choose BEGINNERS 4 – Was/were ELEMENTARY 1 – TO BE – Past Simple ELEMENTARY 2 – TO BE – Past Simple ELEMENTARY 3 – TO BE – Today or yesterday? THERE WAS/THERE WERE ELEMENTARY 4 – There was/ There were ELEMENTARY 5 – Was/ were – There was/ There were REGULAR VERBS ELEMENTARY 6 – Pronunciation of -ED ELEMENTARY 7 – Past Simple: Regular verbs ELEMENTARY 8 – Past Simple: Regular verbs ELEMENTARY 9 – Past Simple – Regular verbs ELEMENTARY 10 – Past Simple – Regular verbs ELEMENTARY 11 – VIDEO – Regular verbs IRREGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERB WHEEL GAME. Macmillan ELEMENTARY 12 – Some irregular verbs ELEMENTARY 13 – Some more irregular verbs ELEMENTARY 14 – Even more irregular verbs ELEMENTARY 15 – Past Simple – Irregular verbs ELEMENTARY 16 – VIDEO – Irregular verbs
ELEMENTARY 17 – Past Simple -Regular or irregular verbs? ELEMENTARY 18 – Past Simple ELEMENTARY 19 – Past Simple ELEMENTARY 20 – Past Simple ELEMENTARY 21 – Past Continuous ELEMENTARY 22 – Past Continuous ELEMENTARY 23 – Past Simple vs Past Continuous ELEMENTARY 24 – Past Simple vs Past Continuous PRE -INTERMEDIATE 1 – Past Simple vs Past Continuous PRE -INTERMEDIATE 2 – Past Simple vs Past Continuous LISTENING – Easy English: Past Simple/Continuous
Watch this video on how to talk about your day or about your weekend and how to ask questions using Past Tense Verbs.
Learn how to use Past Continuous/Progressive through a short story in this video. Make sure you understood by matching the questions to the answers in this interactive activity
ELEMENTARY 1– Past Simple
ELEMENTARY 1– Past Simple – Snake & Ladders Game
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Present Perfect Simple/Continuous ELEMENTARY 1 – Present Perfect. Life experiences ELEMENTARY 2 – Present Perfect ELEMENTARY 3 – Have you ever …? PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 – Present Perfect with already/just/still/yet PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2 – Present Perfect with Never /Just PRE-INTERMEDIATE 3 – Present Perfect with Since & For PRE-INTERMEDIATE 4 – Present Perfect with Yet/Still/ Just/Ever/Never/Already/Since/For PRE-INTERMEDIATE 5 – LISTENING: How international are you?/My life experience/The amazing Spider-Man 2 with Ellen DeGeneres (INTERMEDIATE) INTERMEDIATE 1 – Simple vs Continuous. INTERMEDIATE 2 – Simple vs Continuous. INTERMEDIATE 3 – Simple vs Continuous. INTERMEDIATE 4 – LISTENING:
Watch and learn how to use the Present Perfect tense through a short story. Pay attention to the time expressions: ever, never, just, always, already, yet
Learn how to use Present Perfect Continuous through this story. There are many examples in the video that can help you understand this tense easily and use it correctly
Each game has three parts: 1. review the verb forms, 2. look at the image and click on the words, 3. look at the image and click on one of 3 sentences. Before you click on «play», select one of the 4 sets of content: 1. has/hasn’t 2. times/never 3. for/since 4.already/yet/just
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Past Perfect Simple/Continuous PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 – Introduction to the Past Perfect PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2 – Past Perfect Simple PRE-INTERMEDIATE 3 – Past Perfect Simple INTERMEDIATE 1 – When to use Past Perfect & Time Expressions INTERMEDIATE 2 – Past Perfect Continuous INTERMEDIATE 3 – Past Perfect Continuous INTERMEDIATE 4 – Past Perfect Continuous INTERMEDIATE 5 – Past Perfect Simple vs Continuous INTERMEDIATE 6 – Past Perfect Simple vs Continuous UPPER-INTERMEDIATE 1 -Past Perfect Continuous UPPER-INTERMEDIATE 2 – Past Perfect Simple vs Past Perfect Continuous UPPER-INTERMEDIATE 3 – Past Perfect Simple vs Past Perfect Continuous
Learn how to use correctly the Past Perfect tense in this video. You’re going to see several situations where we need to use this tense. Words like already, when, after, before, never can indicate that Past Perfect could be used.
Learn how to use the Past Perfect Continuous tense by watching this story
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Expressing Future BEGINNERS 1 – Will & Won’t BEGINNERS 2 – Will & Won’t BEGINNERS 3 – Be Going To BEGINNERS 4 – Be Going to BEGINNERS 5 – Present Continuous for Future Plans BEGINNERS 6 – Present Continuous for Future Plans ELEMENTARY 1 – Will & Won’t ELEMENTARY 2 – Will & Won’t ELEMENTARY 3 – Be Going To – CORRECT THE MISTAKE ELEMENTARY 4 – Will vs Be Going To ELEMENTARY 5 – Will vs Be Going To ELEMENTARY – Will vs Be Going To ELEMENTARY 6 – Will vs Going To vs Present Continuous ELEMENTARY 7 – Will vs Going To vs Present Continuous PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 – Will vs Going To vs Present Continuous PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2 – READING – The Summer Holidays Are Coming INTERMEDIATE 1 – LISTENING – Will vs Going To vs Present Simple/Continuous INTERMEDIATE 2 – Will vs Going To vs Present Simple/Continuous INTERMEDIATE 3 – Will vs Going To vs Present Simple/Continuous
Talking about events in the future. Watch this video
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Future Perfect/ Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 1 – Future Perfect INTERMEDIATE 2 – Future Perfect Rules INTERMEDIATE 3 – Future Perfect INTERMEDIATE 4 – Future Perfect INTERMEDIATE 5 – Future Perfect INTERMEDIATE 1 – Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 2 – Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 3 – Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 4 – Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 5 – Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 1 – Future Perfect vs Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 2 – Future Perfect vs Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 3 – Future Perfect vs Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 4 – Future Perfect vs Future Continuous ADVANCED 1 – Future Perfect vs Future Continuous
The Future Perfect is a verb tense used for actions that will be completed before some other point in the future. Learn how to use it correctly in this video.
Learn how to use the Future Continuous Tense with EasyEnglish! This video will make it easy for you to understand this tense and use it correctly. It will also help you enrich your English vocabulary.
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All tenses ELEMENTARY 1 – Present Simple/Continuous. Past Simple/Continuous ELEMENTARY 2 – Present Simple/Continuous. Past Simple/Continuous PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 – Present Simple/Continuous, Past Simple, Present Perfect PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2 – Past Simple vs Present Perfect PRE-INTERMEDIATE 3 – Past Simple vs Present Perfect. Time Expressions PRE-INTERMEDIATE 4 – Present Simple/Continuous, Past Simple/Continuous, Present Perfect, Future PRE-INTERMEDIATE 5 – Present Simple/Continuous, Past Simple/Continuous, Present Perfect, Future PRE-INTERMEDIATE 6 – Past Tenses Revision PRE-INTERMEDIATE 7 – LISTENING – Past Tenses Revision INTERMEDIATE 1 – Past Simple vs Present Perfect INTERMEDIATE 2 – READING – Past Simple vs Past Perfect INTERMEDIATE 3 – Past Tenses Revision INTERMEDIATE 4 – LISTENING – Past Tenses Revision INTERMEDIATE 5 – Past Tenses Revision. Grammar Exam INTERMEDIATE 6 – Perfect Tenses Revision INTERMEDIATE 7 – Will vs Going To vs Present Simple/Continuous vs Future Perfect vs Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 8 – Future Simple vs Future Perfect vs Future Continuous INTERMEDIATE 9 – All tenses QUIZ 1 INTERMEDIATE 10 – All tenses QUIZ 2 |
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English Grammar Online Exercises.This section is all about English tenses. It contains exercises on every tense – simple and progressive – as well as a section with mixed tense exercises. Click here to access more than 140 interactive exercises, just choose the tense and the level of difficulty : Elementary / Intermediate / Advanced |
 Free English (ESL / EFL) Learning Resources
This is another fantastic webpage that offers you hundreds of exercises from «beginner» to «advanced» level. Just click here and select the tense that you want to practise, more than 70 different activities. |
