Present Continuous (examples)

More examples with present simple

Routines -Present simple

Present continuous or progressive

Personal pronouns

Un pronombre (pronoun) es una palabra que puede ser usada en lugar de un sustantivo.
Un pronombre personal (personal pronoun) se usa para reemplazar a un sustantivo que puede ser una persona o un objeto.












Choose the correct option

1. Mary he it she they we
2. Richard he it she they we
3. Bob and Tim he it she they we
4. The desk he it she they we
5. Bob and I he it she they we
6. The violin he it she they we
7. The boys he it she they we
8. The woman he it she they we
9. Mrs Nelson he it she they we
10. The trousers he it she they we

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Now read and complete the correct pronoun: I We He She It They

1. is reading a book. (Sam)

2. is green. (The tree)

3. are on the wall (The pictures)

4. are running. (The elephants)

5. are watching TV. (My sisters)

6. is in the garden. (The flower)

7. is riding his bike. (Ron)

8. are dirty. (Anna`s dresses)

9. has a brother. (Rana)

Personal pronouns´ video

A nice video about personal pronouns:

Verb to be (affirmative, negative, interrogative)

To be - Positive Sentences & Contractions Full forms of the verb to be I am a student. He is a teacher. She is a journalist. It is a book. We are mechanics. You are pilots. They are policemen. Contracted forms of the verb to be I ´m a student. He ´s a teacher. She ´s a journalist. It ´s a book. We ´re mechanics. You ´re pilots. They ´re policemen.

To be - negative forms and contractions

Full negative forms of the verb to be

I am not a singer. He is not a receptionist. She is not a nurse. It is not my book. We are not not musicians. You are not a shop assistant. They are not taxi drivers. Contracted negative forms of the verb to be I'm not a singer. He isn't a receptionist. She isn't a nurse. It isn't my book. We aren't not musicians. You aren't a shop assistant. They aren't taxi drivers.

The verb to be - yes / no questions

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Am I right? Is he here? Is she a nurse? Is it second-hand? Are we wrong? Are you Alan Parker? Are they American?

On this link you will find more exercises to practice each of these aspects: (you can check your answers by yourself)

http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/PresentSimpleToBe1A.html