Present Tens-ions
Look outside! It _________ (rain) right now.
is raining
Yesterday, we _________ (see) a really great movie at the theater.
saw
My birthday is _________ June 15th.
on
Don't leave your boots _________ the floor. Put them in the closet!
on
Are you interested _________ learning how to play the guitar?
in
My brother _________ (not / like) broccoli, but he eats it anyway.
doesn't like / does not like
What _________ (you / do) at 8:00 PM last night? I called you but you didn't answer.
were you doing
The train leaves exactly _________ 7:30 AM.
at
The train went _________ the dark tunnel and came out the other side.
through
My sister is terrified _________ spiders.
of
Fix the mistake in this sentence: "I am understanding the grammar lesson today."
"I understand the grammar lesson today." (Because 'understand' is a stative verb).
Combine these sentences using while:
- I was washing the dishes.
- The phone rang.
"The phone rang while I was washing the dishes" OR "While I was washing the dishes, the phone rang."
Humans first landed on the moon _________ 1969.
in
The cat is hiding _________ the bed because it is scared of the vacuum cleaner.
under
I need to talk to my teacher _________ my last exam grade.
about
Make a question for this answer: "No, she isn't studying. She is playing video games."
"Is she studying?"
Change this sentence into a negative past simple sentence: "They buy a new car last week."
They didn't buy (did not buy) a new car last week.
Fill in both blanks: I hate waking up early _________ the morning, but I love relaxing _________ the weekend.
in / on (Note: at the weekend is also acceptable in British English).
Germany is located _________ France and Poland.
between
Don't worry _________ the mess; I will clean it up later.
about
Complete the sentence with the correct forms: Usually, I _________ (walk) to school, but today my mom _________ (drive) me.
walk / is driving
Complete the sentence: While the teacher _________ (write) on the board, the lights suddenly _________ (go) out.
was writing / went
Which of these expressions is incorrect? At night, In winter, On lunchtime, At Easter.
On lunchtime (It should be at lunchtime).
Fix the mistake: "I met my best friend on a party last Saturday."
"I met my best friend at a party last Saturday."
She is very good _________ math, but she struggles with history.
at