Карточки с заданиями на тему Present simple vs Present continuous"

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

1. I ............................. my mother usually (to help)

2. ............... you watch TV in the evening? – Yes I ..............

3. John is ill. He .............................. now (to sneeze - чихать)

4. ............... she writing a letter to her friend now? – No, she ...............

5. Mike and Jane ..............................in the river now (to swim)

6. My brother .............................. in winter (to skate)

7. Mary .............................. her homework in the evening (to do)

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.

Thirty days has September,                                            

April, June and November,

All the rest have thirty-one;

February has twenty-eight alone

Excepting leap-year, that’s the time,

When February’s days are twenty-nine.