Present Simple
Complete: I ___ to school every day. (go)
go
Complete: I ___ watching a video now.
am
Complete: I ___ London last year. (visit)
visited
Complete: I ___ reading at eight o’clock.
was
Complete: I ___ finished my homework.
have
Complete: She ___ English on Mondays. (study)
studies
Complete: They are ___ English. (learn)
learning
What is the past form of go?
went
Complete: They were ___ football. (play)
playing
Complete: She has ___ to London. (be)
been
Make a question: you / like / music
Do you like music?
Make a question: she / do / her homework
Is she doing her homework?
Make a question: you / watch / the film
Did you watch the film?
Complete: She ___ watching TV when I called.
was
Complete: She has ___ this book since last week. (read)
been reading
Correct: He don’t play football.
He doesn’t play football.
Correct: We are study English.
We are studying English.
Correct: She didn’t went to school.
She didn’t go to school.
Correct: We was studying English.
We were studying English.
Correct: I have seen him yesterday.
I saw him yesterday.
What do we use the present simple for?
For habits, routines and facts.
What do we use the present continuous for?
For an action happening now.
What do we use the past simple for?
What do we use the past simple for?
What do we use the past continuous for?
For an action that was in progress at a particular time in the past.
What is the difference between these sentences?
I went to London. / I have been to London.
The first refers to a specific past event; the second describes a life experience.