PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINOUS PUT THE VERBS BETWEEN BRACKETS IN THE CORRECT TENSE 9. It often (rain) in Ireland that is why it (be) (Call) it the Emerald Island! (go) to the swimming pool every Wednesday. always green and people 10. My neighbors 11. Many animals (disappear) nowadays because people (destroy) their habitat or (Kill) them for their skin or horns ... 12. I (want) to become a doctor in the future. 13. Yet I (think) it (be) difficult to study this. 14. Lots of people in the world second language, and they (speak) English as a (find) it easy! 15. My best friend (keep) receiving Emails from on line banks. 16. Meg (watch) her favorite cartoon on her tablet. (wash) our Car every weekend. 17. Dad 18. I sometimes (find) it difficult to lean my lessons. 19. The person who (teach) us maths (be) very nice. 20. They (listen) to some interesting music right now. 21. Kids often (listen) to very loud music in their headphones, which (damage) their ears. 22. Sometimes, pupils (forget) thingS at school. 23. We (think) of moving to a bigger house. 24. I (feed) my pets twice a day. 25. Students often (10ok) for part time jobs because they (want) to earn money for their studies. 26. We usually (get) good marks when we (work Jseriousıy! İSLCollective.com​

1. It often rains in Ireland, that is why it is called the Emerald Island! - Present Simple: "rains" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a general truth or fact.
2. My neighbors go to the swimming pool every Wednesday. - Present Simple: "go" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a habitual action.
3. Many animals are disappearing nowadays because people are destroying their habitat or killing them for their skin or horns... - Present Continuous: "are disappearing", "are destroying", and "are killing" are the main verbs in the sentence, and they describe ongoing actions happening in the present.
4. I want to become a doctor in the future. - Present Simple: "want" is the main verb in the sentence, and it expresses a desire or intention.
5. Yet I think it is difficult to study this. - Present Simple: "think" is the main verb in the sentence, and it expresses a thought or belief.
6. Lots of people in the world find it easy to speak English as a second language, and they speak English as they find it easy! - Present Simple: "find" and "speak" are the main verbs in the sentences, and they describe general truths or facts.
7. My best friend keeps receiving emails from online banks. - Present Simple: "keeps receiving" is the main verb phrase in the sentence, and it expresses a repeated or continuing action.
8. Meg is watching her favorite cartoon on her tablet. - Present Continuous: "is watching" is the main verb phrase in the sentence, and it describes an action happening in the present.
9. Dad washes our car every weekend. - Present Simple: "washes" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a habitual action.
10. I sometimes find it difficult to learn my lessons. - Present Simple: "find" is the main verb in the sentence, and it expresses a recurring or habitual action.
11. The person who teaches us maths is very nice. - Present Simple: "teaches" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a permanent or ongoing action.
12. They are listening to some interesting music right now. - Present Continuous: "are listening" is the main verb phrase in the sentence, and it describes an action happening in the present.
13. Kids often listen to very loud music in their headphones, which damages their ears. - Present Simple: "listen" and "damages" are the main verbs in the sentence, and they describe recurring or habitual actions.
14. Sometimes, pupils forget things at school. - Present Simple: "forget" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a recurring or habitual action.
15. We are thinking of moving to a bigger house. - Present Continuous: "are thinking" is the main verb phrase in the sentence, and it describes an action happening in the present.
16. I feed my pets twice a day. - Present Simple: "feed" is the main verb in the sentence, and it describes a habitual action.
17. Students often look for part-time jobs because they want to earn money for their studies. - Present Simple: "look" and "want" are the main verbs in the sentences, and they describe recurring or habitual actions.
18. We usually get good marks when we work seriously! - Present Simple: "get" and "work" are the main verbs in the sentence, and they describe recurring or habitual actions.