Speaking about plans for the near future

Here you have some exercises you can do so that you
can express and speak about plans in the near future.
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Practising tenses: Present simple and Present Continous

Now you can ask someone about his/her routines and what s/he is doing now, test your knowledge by doing the following exercises:

1. Present simple:
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2. (a bit more challenging)

2. Present Continuous:
1.
2. (a dialogue. most of it in Present Continuous)

3. Present Simple and Continous:
1.

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

Still problems with prepositions of time? Have a look at the following presentation.

Prepositions of Time

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For more practice, you can do the following activities:
Exercise 1.
Exercise 2.
Exercise 3.
Exercise 4.

PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Click in the picture below to have some more practice regarding present simple and present continuous.

SIMPLE PRESENT

You can learn a bit more about the Simple Present by clicking here, where you can also do some exercises.

There is & There are

In order to practise 'there is' and 'there are', do the following exercise.
Here you have another execise with positive, negative and interrogative sentences.
Exercise 3
Exercise 4 
Exercise 5
 

PRESENT PERFECT

Have a look at the following power point presentation. It will help you to use this tense properly. You can do the exercises that appear in the presentation.

Present Perfect Tense

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Here you have a preentation of the present continuous tense. If you need some practice, you can go to www.agendaweb.org.

The Present Continuous Tense

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GIVING DIRECTIONS

In order to practise giving directons, visit this page. There you will find an explanation with the main phrases, verbs of movement prepostions to use and some exercises. Do the exercises and check yourself.

SIMPLE PRESENT

Here you have a power point presentation of the simple present. I hope you find it useful.

Present Simple Tense

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