Put the elements into the gaps (there are some elements you won't need) Present Simple Present Perfect Present Continuous Present Simple Present Perfect Continuous Present Perfect Present Continuous Present Continuous Present Perfect Present Simple Present Perfect Continuous We use to talk about regular actions. I brush my teeth every day. We use to talk about our experience. I have tried bungee jumping. We use to talk about actions happening at the moment of speaking. I'm watching TV right now. We use to talk about timetables. My English lesson starts at 9 a.m. We use to talk about actions that started in the past and continue in the present time. I've been learning English for three years. We use to talk about actions that happened in the past (we don't know when) and have a result in the present. I've finished reading this book. We use to talk about plans for the near future. I'm leaving for London tomorrow. We use to state facts. Penguins don't fly. We use to talk about actions in progress in the past that have a result in the present. I'm so tired! I have been working in the garden since morning.
Задание

Put the elements into the gaps (there are some elements you won't need)

  • Present Simple
  • Present Perfect
  • Present Continuous
  • Present Simple
  • Present Perfect
  • Continuous
  • Present Perfect
  • Present Continuous
  • Present Continuous
  • Present Perfect
  • Present Simple
  • Present Perfect
  • Continuous
  1. We use [ ] to talk about regular actions.

    I brush my teeth every day.

  2. We use [ ] to talk about our experience.

    I have tried bungee jumping.

  3. We use [ ] to talk about actions happening at the moment of speaking.

    I'm watching TV right now.

  4. We use [ ] to talk about timetables.

    My English lesson starts at 9 a.m.

  5. We use [ ][ ] to talk about actions that started in the past and continue in the present time.

    I've been learning English for three years.

  6. We use [ ] to talk about actions that happened in the past (we don't know when) and have a result in the present.

    I've finished reading this book.

  7. We use [ ] to talk about plans for the near future.

    I'm leaving for London tomorrow.

  8. We use [ ] to state facts.

    Penguins don't fly.

  9. We use [ ][ ] to talk about actions in progress in the past that have a result in the present.

    I'm so tired! I have been working in the garden since morning.