Question

Tenses
(Simple Present and Present Continuous)


1. It often _____ in Ireland. (rain)
2. Is _____ there now? (rain)
3. Susan _____ to her parents every Sunday night. (write)
4. Hurry up, the teacher _____ to begin. (wait)
5. I _____ a word Tim says. (not believe)
6. We ______ our break now. (take)
7. Our children ______ playing in the hut. (enjoy)
8. As a secretary I ______ hundreds of letters every week. (write).
9. Dorothy _____ to read a good novel in her holidays. (love)
10. Robert _____ the same bus every morning. (catch) ​

Answer 1

1. Rains

2. It raining.

3. writes

4. is waiting

5. Don't believe

6. are taking

7 . enjoy

8. write

9. loves

10. catches

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Answer 2

The blanks with the Simple Present or Present Continuous form of tenses will be filled as-

1. It often rains in Ireland.

2. Is it raining there now?

3. Susan writes to her parents every Sunday night.

4. Hurry up, the teacher is waiting to begin.

5. I do not believe a word Tim says.

6. We can take our break now.

7. Our children enjoy playing in the hut.

8. As a secretary I write hundreds of letters every week.

9. Dorothy loves to read a good novel in her holidays.

10. Robert catches the same bus every morning.

Explanation:

• All the blanks will either be filled with the Simple Present or Present Continuous form of the verb.
• For the Simple Present Tense, the verb usually ends in 's' or 'es', or just simply shows action in the present tense.
• We can spot that in (1), (3), (5), (8), & (10) from the question.
• Now, for Present Continuous Tense, the verb will be in the ing-form but still in the present tense of the verb
• Such examples can be seen in (2) & (4)

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