Exercise 1: Simple Present Tense
2. *I* don’t (Subject) like spinach.
3. In winter, *it* gets (Subject) really cold.
4. John and Mara *play* (Verb) chess regularly.
5. *Cats* hate (Subject) water.
6. *He* never sleeps (Subject) without his teddy bear.
7. James *works* (Verb) in a multinational company.
8. *They* usually go (Subject) to the gym in the evenings.
9. Karen *speaks* (Verb) six languages.
10. *You* are (Subject) the only person I can rely on.
11. *He* cooks (Subject) dinner every night.
12. On Mondays, *she* trains (Subject) aerobics.
13. In this city, *it* rains (Subject) almost every day.
14. *We* live (Subject) near the beach.
15. Bill and Ted *are* (Verb) great musicians.
1. walks (Subject) to school every day.
2. don’t (Subject) like spinach.
3. In winter, gets (Subject) really cold.
4. John and Mara (Verb) chess regularly.
5. hate (Subject) water.
6. never sleeps (Subject) without his teddy bear.
7. James (Verb) in a multinational company.
8. usually go (Subject) to the gym in the evenings.
9. Karen (Verb) six languages.
10. are (Subject) the only person I can rely on.
11. cooks (Subject) dinner every night.
12. On Mondays, trains (Subject) aerobics.
13. In this city, rains (Subject) almost every day.
14. live (Subject) near the beach.
15. Bill and Ted (Verb) great musicians.
Exercise 2: Present Perfect Progressive Tense
2. *I* have been reading (Subject) this book since morning.
3. *Susan* has been baking (Subject) since noon.
4. They *have been living* (Verb) in London for three years.
5. *We* have been driving (Subject) since midnight.
6. That dog *has been barking* (Verb) all night long.
7. *He* has been studying (Subject) for the exam for two weeks.
8. Janet *has been painting* (Verb) her bedroom for the past two days.
9. *They* have been shopping (Subject) since morning.
10. *We* have been cleaning (Subject) the house since early morning.
11. The baby *has been crying* (Verb) for hours.
12. *I* have been working (Subject) on this project for three months.
13. You *have been sitting* (Verb) there the whole day.
14. *She* has been running (Subject) her own business for five years.
15. *They* have been arguing (Subject) for the past hour.
1. has been waiting (Subject) for you for two hours.
2. have been reading (Subject) this book since morning.
3. has been baking (Subject) since noon.
4. They (Verb) in London for three years.
5. have been driving (Subject) since midnight.
6. That dog (Verb) all night long.
7. has been studying (Subject) for the exam for two weeks.
8. Janet (Verb) her bedroom for the past two days.
9. have been shopping (Subject) since morning.
10. have been cleaning (Subject) the house since early morning.
11. The baby (Verb) for hours.
12. have been working (Subject) on this project for three months.
13. You (Verb) there the whole day.
14. has been running (Subject) her own business for five years.
15. have been arguing (Subject) for the past hour.