B1–B2
Tenses —
Tenses —
English Grammar Exercises
240 exercises across the English present tenses. Choose where to start.
Frequently Asked Questions
What English tenses are covered in this section?
This section covers the English present tenses: be/have/have got, present simple, present continuous, and the contrast between present simple and present continuous — 240 exercises across 4 subtopics.
What order should I study the present tenses in?
Master be/have/have got first, then present simple for habits and facts, then present continuous for actions in progress, and finally the contrast between present simple and present continuous.
What is the difference between present simple and present continuous?
Present simple: habits, routines, permanent facts ('I work in London'). Present continuous: actions happening now, temporary situations ('I'm working from home today'). Some verbs (know, like, want) only use present simple.