A bit of grammar: Present simple vs. Present Continuous

Try this exercise to learn about the difference between the present simple and the present continuous.

Remember:
- present simple: habits and routines
- present continuous: actions happening now or in the near future

Be careful! Some verbs are not used in the present continuous: want - like - smell - see - know - understand - love - hate - remember

If you want to have more practice, have a look at this presentation:

Lemon Tree

Games

It's almost the end of  the 2nd Term. You have to do a lot of homework and study every day. So why not a bit of fun to forget about exams? Now, here are two games to practise the difference between the present simple and the present cotinuous.

Game 1: You must be fast to win this game. This is my score. Can you beat me? I think you can't, but ...

This is my score: 

Tries: 60

Hits: 60

Misses:  0

Time: 71.5 sec

Game 2: You must answer the questions correctly to throw the dice and try to get to the finish line. I got there and I answered all the questions well. Can you do the same?

In the "comment" box, write your score. Good luck!