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Present simple

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Present Simple interactive exercise for Pre-intermediate

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Reading

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Verb to be online worksheet for Beginner. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Read and make a scheme

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The simple present of the verb to be

The simple present of the verb to be

This page will present the simple present of the verb to be:

The verb to be

The verb to be is the most important verb in the English language. It is difficult to use because it is an irregular verb in almost all of its forms. In the simple present tense, to be is conjugated as follows:

Affirmative forms of the verb to be

Interrogative forms of the verb to be:

Negative Forms of the verb to be:

Examples:

Use of the simple present of to be

The principal use of the simple present is to refer to an action or event that takes place habitually, but with the verb "to be" the simple present tense also refers to a present or general state, whether temporary, permanent or habitual.

The verb to be in the simple present can be also used to refer to something that is true at the present moment.

Remember:

I, you, he, she, it, you, they are subject pronouns (also called personal pronouns, a term used to include both subject and object pronouns.)

am, are, is are forms of the verb to be in the simple present.

'm, 're, 's are short (contracted) forms of am, are, is

'm not, aren't, isn't are short (contracted forms) of am not, are not, is not.

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Grammar Lessons - Simple Present of the Verb to be

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This page will present the simple present of the verb to be: The verb to be is the most important verb in the English language.

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1) skim
2) underline
3) look through questions
4) concentrate on vocabulary
5) make a scheme with WH-questions
6) watch for causes, results and effects

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Verb to be
1) What's her name?
2) How old is she?
3) Is Sandra a student?
4) Is Sandra from the USA?
5) Where is Sandra from?

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Listening Exercises at very basic level with verb to be - Easy English Lesson

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Read the grammar and do the exercises on the post "Summer holidays exercises 2018"

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(non dico : quattro anni. 1985 lo conosci? quando è espresso il momento di inizio dell'azione: " quando è espressa la durata dell'azione: " PRESENT PERFECT

Quando si usa

Il Present Perfect è il tempo verbale inglese che esprime il concetto generale di un'azione che, pur essendosi svolta nel passato, ha ancora qualche tipo di rapporto con il presente.

1. L'azione si è svolta nel passato, ma il tempo non è espresso quando).
Esempio:
2. L'azione è passata, il tempo è espresso, ma non è finito mentre si parla.
Esempio:

Tale rapporto con il presente può riguardare:
3. In una frase al passato è presente uno dei seguenti avverbi di tempo:

Il tempo in cui l'azione si è svolta.

L'azione stessa, che non è finita mentre si parla.

Nota

Already, just, ever, never si collocano tra l'ausiliare have/has e il verbo.
4. L'azione è iniziata nel passato ma non è ancora finita nel momento in cui si parla.
Sono frasi in cui in italiano si usa il presente indicativo ed un'espressione di tempo introdotta dalla preposizione da:
da
- Lo conosco
dal
-
Da quanto tempo
In inglese il verbo viene messo al Present Perfect, mentre l'espressione di tempo è introdotta da:
SINCE da quando?"
FOR
da quanto tempo?" HOW LONG?
Esempio:

Nota

Queste frasi sono ingannevoli anche quando si trovano in inglese:

" I have been married for five years".

Il Present Perfect è un tempo composto che utilizza l'ausiliare TO HAVE al Simple Present ed il Participio Passato(3° voce del paradigma) del verbo della frase.
Essendo un tempo composto, è l'ausiliare have a prendere la forma interrogativa e negativa, il verbo rimane al suo posto al participio passato.

La maggior parte degli italiani capirebbe che sono stata sposata per cinque anni (adesso non lo sono più). Invece la frase significa:

" Sono sposata da cinque anni" (sono ancora sposata).

Da quanto tempo lo conosci?
How long have you known him?

Esempio:

Lo conosco da tre anni.
I have known him for three years.

Nelle domande l'espressione "da quanto tempo / da quando...?" s i esprime in inglese con

Esempio:

Lo conosco dal 1995.
I have known him since 1995.

Il momento di inizio dell'azione può anche essere espresso da un'intera proposizione temporale.

Esempio:

Lo conosco da quando ero bambino.
I have known him since I was a child.

Esempio:

- Vivo in Italia

Esempio:

Ho appena finito.
I have just finished.

Non l'ho mai visto.
I have never seen him.

Yet, recently, lately si mettono alla fine della frase.

Esempio:

Non ho ancora finito.
I haven't finished yet.

In pratica, si deve usare il Present Perfect quando si verifica almeno una delle seguenti condizioni.

Ho visto quel film.

L'azione di vedere il film è passata, ma non dico quando l'ho visto, perciò uso il Present Perfect.

I have seen that film.

Ho visto quel film questa settimana.

L'azione di vedere il film è passata e finita, il tempo è espresso, questa settimana, ma la settimana non è ancora finita. Uso il Present Perfect.

I have seen that film this week .

In inglese

In italiano

Esempio

Already

già

(usato in frasi affermative e interrogative)

I have already met him.
(L'ho già conosciuto.)

Have you already met him?
(Lo hai già conosciuto?)

Just

appena

I have just met him.
(L'ho appena conosciuto.)

Ever

mai

(usato in frasi interrogative)

Have you ever met him?
(Lo hai mai conosciuto?)

Never

mai

(vuole sempre il verbo nella forma affermativa)

I have never met him.
(Non l'ho mai conosciuto.)

Recently

Lately

recentemente

I have met him recently.
(L'ho conosciuto recentemente.)

Yet

a) ancora (in frasi negative)

b) già (in frasi interrogative)

a) I haven't met him yet.
(Non l'ho ancora conosciuto.)

b) Have you met him yet?
(Lo hai già conosciuto?)

Come si costruisce

Forma

Costruzione

Esempio

Forma affermativa

SOGGETTO + HAVE/HAS + PARTICIPIO PASSATO

See-saw-seen (vedere)

I have seen

you have seen

he/she/it has seen

we have seen

you have seen

they have seen

Forma negativa

SOGGETTO + HAVE/HAS + NOT + PART. PASS.

HAVE NOT >>> HAVEN'T

HAS NOT >>> HASN'T

I have not seen

you have not seen

he/she/it has not seen

etc...

Forma interrogativa

HAVE/HAS + SOGGETTO + PART. PASS.

Have I seen...?

Have you seen...?

Has he/she/it seen...?

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Glossary for environment oral and writing 

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Glossary for environment oral and writing 

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Environment - Vocabulary List and Sentences in English

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Vocabulary list of Environment - Learning English Online with Lists and Sentences

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Glossary for environment oral and writing activities

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Glossary for environment oral and writing activities

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For English-language learners, vocabulary related to environmental issues can be challenging. Tables sectioned according to types of environmental issues can help. These tables provide the word or phrase in the left column and an example of how to use the term(s) in the righthand column to provide context.

Important Issues

From acid rain to pollution and radioactive waste, there are many environmental issues around which discussion and debate have evolved. Students will likely hear many of these terms on the news or read about them on the internet and in newspapers. The general list of issues should prove helpful.

Natural Disasters

From drought to volcanic eruptions, natural disasters are a big part of the environmental discussion, as this table shows.

The drought has gone on for sixteen straight months. No water to be seen!

earthquake

The earthquake devastated the little village in the Rhine River.

The flood forced more than 100 families from their homes.

A tidal wave hit the island. Luckily, no one was lost.

The typhoon hit and dropped more than ten inches of rain in one hour!

volcanic eruption

Volcanic eruptions are spectacular, but they don't occur very often.

Politics and Action

Discussion generally leads to the formation of environmental groups and actions, some positive and some negative, as this final listing demonstrates. Environmental groups are followed by a listing of verbs (or actions) related to the environment and environmental issues.

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Environmental Vocabulary for English Learners

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For English-language learners, vocabulary related to environmental issues can be challenging. Tables sectioned according to types of environmental issues can help. These tables provide the word or phrase in the left column and an example of how to use the term(s) in the righthand column to provide context.

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Kitchen Utensils Names

1 refrigerator, 2 freezer, 3 garbage pail
4 (electric) mixer, 5 cabinet, 6 paper towel holder
7 canister, 8 (kitchen) counter, 9 dishwasher detergent
10 dishwashing liquid, 11 faucet, 12 (kitchen) sink
13 dishwasher, 14 (garbage) disposal
15 dish towel, 16 dish rack/dish drainer
17 spice rack, 18 (electric) can opener
19 blender, 20 toaster oven, 21 microwave (oven)
22 potholder, 23 tea kettle, 24 stove/range
25 burner, 26 oven, 27 toaster
28 coffeemaker, 29 trash compactor
30 cutting board, 31 cookbook, 32 food processor
33 kitchen chair, 34 kitchen table, 35 placemat

KITCHEN UTENSILS AND COOKWARE

1 ice cream scoop 2 can opener 3 bottle opener 4 (vegetable) peeler
5 (egg) beater 6 lid/cover/top 7 pot 8 frying pan/skillet
9 double boiler 10 wok 11 ladle 12 strainer
13 spatula 14 steamer 15 knife 16 garlic press
17 grater 18 casserole dish 19 roasting pan 20 roasting rack
21 carving knife 22 saucepan 23 colander 24 kitchen timer
25 rolling pin 26 pie plate 27 paring knife 28 cookie sheet
29 cookie cutter 30 (mixing) bowl 31 whisk 32 measuring cup
33 measuring spoon 34 cake pan 35 wooden spoon

kitchen

1. dishwasher 2. dishwasher detergent 3. dishwashing liquid
4. faucet 5. (kitchen) sink 6. (garbage) disposal
7. sponge 8. scouring pad 9. pot scrubber
10. dish rack 11. paper towel holder 12. dish towel
13. trash compactor

14. cabinet 15. microwave (oven) 16. (kitchen) counter
17. cutting board 18. canister 19. stove/range 20. burner 21. oven

22. potholder 23. toaster 24. spice rack
25. (electric) can 26. cookbook

27. refrigerator 28. freezer 29. ice maker
30. ice tray 31. refrigerator magnet 32. kitchen table
33. placemat 34. kitchen chair 35. garbage pail

shelves, backsplash , faucet, sink, drawer, extractor fan, stovelop, countertop, oven, cabinet

Kitchen Tools Lists

Appliances

lid, mixing bowl, blade, food processor, blender, dishwasher, microwave oven, electric kettle, toaster

Kitchenware

cutting board, bread knife, kitchen knife, cleaver, knife sharpener, meat tenderizer

cutting board, bread knife, kitchen knife, cleaver, knife sharpener, meat tenderizer

can opener, bottle opener, garlic press, serving spoon, food turner

colander, spatula, wooden spoon, slotted spoon, ladle

carving fork, scoop, whisk, strainer

frying pan, saucepan lid, non-stick, grill pan, wok, earthenware dish

ovenproof, gratin dish, ramekin, casserole dish, mixing bowl, souffle dish

1. dishwasher 2. dish drainer 3. steamer 4. can opener 5. frying pan
6. bottle opener 7. colander 8. saucepan
9. lid 10. dish washing liquid 11. scouring pad
12. blender 13. pot 14. sasserole dish 15. canister 16. toaster 17. roasting pan

18. dish towel 19. refrigerator 20. freezer
21. ice tray 22. cabinet
23. microwave oven 24. mixing bowl 25. rolling pin
26. cutting board 27. counter 28. teakettle
29. burner 30. stove 31. coffeemaker

32. oven 33. broiler 34. pot holder

Cooking Utensils Names

1.freezer 2. refrigerator

3. faucet 4. counter/ counter top 5. sink 6. cupboard/ cabinet

7. stove 8. oven 9. burner 10. dishwasher

11. microwave (oven) 12. cookbook 13. storage jar
14. spices 15. spice rack 16. dishwashing liquid
17. scouring pad 18. trash can/ garbage can

Kitchenware

1. wok 2. pot 3. saucepan 4. lid/cover/top 5. frying pan/skillet
6. roasting pan 7. roaster 8. double boiler 9. pressure cooker
10. colander 11. casserole (dish)

12. cake pan 13. pie plate 14. cookie sheet
15. (mixing) bowl 16. rolling pin 17. measuring cup
18. measuring spoon

19. coffeemaker 20. coffee grinder 21. tea kettle
22. toaster oven 23. (electric) mixer 24. food processor
25. electric frying pan 26. waffle iron 27. (electric) griddle
28. popcorn maker

29. blender 30. grater 31. (egg) beater 32. ladle
33. ice cream scoop 34. cookie cutter 35. strainer
36. garlic press 37. bottle opener 38. can opener
39. whisk 40. (vegetable) peeler 41. knife
42. spatula 43. paring knife

Baking cakes

scales, measuring cup, cake tin, pie tin, flan tin

pastry brush , rolling pin, mufffin tray, baking tray, cooling rack, oven mitt, apron, piping bag

Name of Kitchenware

1. wok 2. ladle 3. pot 8. tea kettle 9. knife 10. cutting board 11. food processor

4. toaster 5. pot holder 6. cookie sheet
7. egg beaters 12. roasting pan 13. blender

14. peeler 15. garlic press 16. can opener 17. rolling pin
18. sieve 19. colander 20. steamer

21. measuring spoons 22. grater 23. (mixing) bowl 24. whisk
25. measuring cup 26. (electric) mixer 27. bottle opener

28. coffee maker 29. handle 30. saucepan
31. lid 32. frying pan

Kitchen Pictures for Classroom and Therapy Use

Cup, Tablespoon, Teaspoon, Baking, Bear Bottle, Bowl, Broom , Cake Pan, Carving Fork, Cauldron, Coffee Cup, Collander, Cookie Cutter, Cup, Digital Timer

Dishes, Dishwasher, Dough, Feast, Fork, Garbage, Half Cup, Half Tablespoon, Ice Cube, Kitchen, Knife, Measuring Cup

Measuring Cup, Measuring Spoons, Microwave, Mitt, Mixer, Mixing, Mop, Muffin Pan, Napkin, One Third Cup

Outlet, Oven , Pan, Paper bag, Paper Towels, Peeler , Pepper Shaker, Pitcher, Place Setting, Placemat, Plate

Plate, Pot, Quarter Cup, Quarter Teaspoon, Refrigerator, Rolling Pin, Salt Shaker, Scoop

Silverware, Sink, Spatula, Sponge, Spoon, Straw, Table, Tablecloth, Teapot

Thermoneter, Timer, Toaster, Toothpick, Tray, Turn off, Turn on, Two Thirds Cup

blender bottle bowl
Breakfast
can can opener jar jug

kettle knife ladle microwave

refrigerator saucepan saucer

shelf sink toaster strainer

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Kitchen Pictures and List of Kitchen Utensils with Picture and Names - Online Dictionary for Kids

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A day in the life

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I love restaurants. I never _________________ to them. I go to restaurants a lot. Maybe three times a week. I have my favourite restaurants, _________________ regularly. The waiters know me and I usually get very good service. But _________________ new restaurants. It’s exciting to see what’s on the menu and how the food will taste. Most of the _________________ new restaurant is a great experience. But sometimes, I _________________ friend recommended a restaurant. I’ve been to a few restaurants where the food was so bad, _________________, I didn’t want to pay. My favourite restaurants are Indian. I _________________ of Indian food. I love the smells inside Indian restaurants. And of _________________.

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Simple Present, Complex Test, Tenses English

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Test your knowledge about the Simple Present and improve your knowledge.

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"Amoskeag Canal" Charles Sheeler, 1948

1. to my friend on the phone every afternoon.

2. flowers every spring.

3. at the office every day.

4. to a party every weekend.

5. Susan with her homework.

6. to them in English.

7. for Europe every morning at 11 o'clock.

8. their shoes before they enter the house.

9. the paychecks to the employees every other week.

10. the news of the day at dinnertime.

11. a letter to my friend Silvia once a month.

12. your notebook to class.

13. cards with his nephews.

14. from San Francisco International Airport.

15. a commercial on television.

16. soccer once a week.

17. an exam twice a semester.

18. the dentist every six months.

20. a game.

21. money from his parents once in a while.

22. her husband to work every morning.

23. dinner at 6:30 pm.

24. their work before 6:00 pm every evening.

25. next to Amber.

26. every January, February, and March.

27. beautifully at every performance.

28. a profit.

29. new words in the class.

30. at the mail person every afternoon.

31. the violin very well when she practices.

For Present Simple Conversation seeDialogue Workout A

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"Amoskeag Canal" Charles Sheeler, 1948 1. to my friend on the phone every afternoon. 2. flowers every spring. 3. at the office every day. 4. to a party every weekend. 5. Susan with her homework. 6. to them in English. 7. for Europe every morning at 11 o'clock. 8.

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write a summary on the present simple and do exercises "Simple present- complex text 1: