English Grammar Guide: A2–B1 Review

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Grammar Tenses and Auxiliaries
Use the following chart to learn and review the different grammar tenses and auxiliaries to form affirmative, interrogative and negative statements.
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  Grammar Tenses and Auxiliaries Chart
Present Simple
Aprenderás la estructura gramatical y los auxiliares que se utilizan con tiempo "Present Simple".
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  Present Simple
Present Continuous
Aprenderás la estructura gramatical y los auxiliares que se utilizan con tiempo "Present Continuous".
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  Present Continuous
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Aprenderás a diferenciar las situaciones en las que se usan los tiempos gramaticales "Present Simple" vs "Present Continuous".
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  Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Exercise 1 - Present Simple vs Present Continuous
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  Present Simple vs Present Continuous
  10 preguntas
Exercise 2 - Present Simple vs Present Continuous - Reading
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  ✏️ Reading & Grammar Practice: Fill in the blanks
  1 pregunta
- 6.2
  Present Simple vs Present Continuous – Reading
Past Simple
In this online lesson, we will review the past tense by practicing how to form regular and irregular verbs, asking and answering questions about past events, and using time expressions. Students can expect short explanations, guided practice, and interactive activities that will help reinforce accuracy and fluency when talking about past experiences.
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  Understanding the Past Simple.
- 7.2
  List of Irregular Verbs
Question Tags
In this online lesson, we will review how to use question tags to confirm information and keep conversations natural. Students will practice forming positive and negative tags, recognizing common mistakes, and using intonation correctly. Expect clear explanations, interactive examples, and speaking activities to build confidence in real conversations.
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  Understanding Question Tags
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  Question Tags
Auxiliary Verbs
In this online lesson, you will learn how to use auxiliary verbs such as be, do, and have to form questions, negatives, and different tenses in English. Through guided explanations, examples, and practice activities, you’ll gain confidence in recognizing and using auxiliary verbs correctly in everyday communication.
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  Understanding Auxiliary Verbs – BE, DO, and HAVE.
- 9.2
  Practice Section – Auxiliary Verbs
  10 preguntas

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Present Simple.

The Present Simple tense is used to express habits or routines and facts.

Auxiliaries:
– Do / Don’t (I, You, We, They)
– Does / Doesn’t (He, She, It)

Examples:

Tom writes letters every morning.
Alice doesn’t pay checks on Mondays.
Does Mike take the bus to work?
George and Karen usually come to the office on weekends.
We don’t eat snacks during dinner.
Do Franklin and Barbara live in Canada?

Present Continuous.

The Present Continuous tense is used to express actions now or in the near future.

Auxiliaries:
– am / am not + verb + ing
– is / is not + verb + ing
– are / are not + verb + ing

Examples:

I am playing a video game now.
Susan is swimming tomorrow morning.
My friends and I are running a marathon this summer.
I am not buying this car today.
Ben is not coming home for Christmas.
They are not studying Math now.
Is Brittany speaking in the meeting tomorrow?
Are you waiting for the Dr.?

Present Continuous

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