simple present vs pr continuous
The plane (take) off at eight o'clock.
takes
(I / just/arrive)
I've just arrived
There is a lot of snow on the ground. It (snow) yesterday.
snowed
I saw her at the supermarket.
simple past
partenza - arrivi - passeggero - volo
departure - arrival - passenger - flight
At the moment, Bob (play) football.
is playing
(She / not / yet /do her homework)
She hasn't done her homework yet
I ___________________ (never / be) to Vienna
have never been
I am tired and I want to go home.
simple present
take off, seat belt, boarding pass
decollare, cintura di sicurezza.
My sister (always borrow) my clothes! It's really annoying.
always borrows
(She / win a competition/ever?)
Has she ever won a competition?
They (be) not happy yesterday.
were
She was going to the cinema yesterday at 5 o'clock
past continuous
tidying sailing ironing washing up
riordinare - navigare - stirare - lavare i piatti
They (not go) to school right now.
aren't going
(Who / pass the exam?)
Who has passed the exam?
Ow! I ___________________ (cut) my finger!
have cut
I am going home now.
present continuous
vacanza - estero - straniero - mondo
holiday/vacation - abroad - foreign(er) - world
Larry isn't fit. He (not run) a lot.
doesn't run
(You /already/drive/here)?
Have you already driven here?
They ___________________ (live) here for many years (and they still do).
have lived
he has seen the movie three times.
present perfect
luxurious disgusting delicious comfortable
lussuoso - disgustoso - delizioso - confortevole