PRESENT SIMPLE
When do we use Present Simple?
For habits and things that happen regularly
When do we use Present Continuous?
For actions happening now
Is “apple” countable or uncountable?
Countable.
What is the comparative form of “small”?
Smaller.
Which preposition do we use with exact times: in, on, or at?
At
Which word do we usually use with Present Simple: now or every day?
Every day.
Which word is usually connected with Present Continuous: now or every Monday?
Now
Do we use much or many with “water”?
Much.
What is the superlative form of “beautiful”?
The most beautiful
Which preposition do we use with days: in, on, or at?
On
What is the correct form: “She play tennis” or “She plays tennis”?
She plays tennis.
What are the three parts we need to make Present Continuous?
Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing.
Can we say “two waters” in normal English when we mean two glasses/bottles of water?
No. We usually say “two glasses/bottles of water.”
What are the comparative and superlative forms of “good”?
Better — the best
Which preposition do we use with months and years?
In.