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Put the verbs in brackets into the correct
present form. Explain the use of each tense.
Which tense forms have a future meaning?
Hi Frances,
How are you? I 1)................. (be) so busy since I moved
to London! And everything 2)......................... (seem) so
different here. I 3)................ (like) it but I still 4)....................
(feel) quite nervous! London is so busy and
everyone 5).............. (rush) around all the time. I
6)........... (always/get) lost! And it’s cold! It 7).........................
(get) colder and colder each day!
My lectures at the university 8)....................... (start) next
Tuesday! I can’t wait! As you know I 9)....................... (stay)
with Aunty Jo since I arrived in London and she
10)......... (help) me so much already. I 11)
(really/enjoy) spending time with her! We often
12)........... for a while in the afternoon. I
...... (look) for aflat of my own since / got here
but I 14).............. (not/find) one yet! As soon as I
...... (get) one, you must come and stay!
Write back soon,
Lots of love, Fiona

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Александра Удачина

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Revising present tenses
•      Explain the task, reminding Ss of the basic rules
for using the present tenses. Ask Ss to refer to
the Grammar Reference section if they require
further assistance. Ss complete the task
individually.
•     Check answers with the class.
Answer Key
1    have been
2     seems
3     like
4     feel
5     rushes/is rushing
6     always get/am always getting
7     is getting
8     start (future meaning)
9     am staying
10    has helped
11    really enjoy
12    chat
13    have been looking
14    have not found
15    get (future meaning)
•     Present simple is used for facts and
permanent states; general truths and laws
of nature; habits and routines; timetables
and programmes; feelings and emotions.
•     Present continuous is used for actions taking
place at or around the moment of speaking;
temporary situations; fixed arrangements in
the near future; currently changing and
developing situations; with adverbs such as
‘always’ to express anger or irritation.
• Present perfect is used for an action that
happened in an unstated time in the past;
an action that started in the past and
continues up to the present, especially
with stative verbs; a recently completed
action; personal experiences or changes.
• Present perfect continuous is used to
emphasise the duration of an action that
started in the past and continues up to the
present.
The present simple tense can be used with a
future meaning. Present simple is used for
timetables and programmes (e.g. My lectures
at the university start next Tuesday).