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Everything you need to know to accurately speak about the present. Learn how and when to use present tenses. Grammar lessons and learning materials for teachers and learners Please know that some of our content is available only to "I Heart English 2" members. Lessons and learning/teaching materials: TALKING ABOUT PRESENT 1. Present continuous tense - talking about now 1.a. Present continuous tense - talking about now - exercise 1.b. Present continuous tense (stative verbs 1) One of the most common mistakes learners make is the use of stative verbs with present continuous tense. Watch the lessons below and complete the exercises to improve your spoken/written accuracy when you need to talk about a present action that includes stative verbs. Teachers can use this video as part of the presentation stage or as an additional learning resource for learners before/after class. 1.c. Present continuous tense (stative verbs 1) - exercise Check your/your learners' knowledge of using stative verbs to talk about something happening in the present. 1.d. Present continuous tense (stative verbs 2) - lesson 1.e. Present continuous tense (stative verbs 2) - exercises Additional examples of stative verbs 1.f. Talking about present - exercises (present simple tense or present continuous (including stative verbs). Click on the PDF button below to download the document. TALKING ABOUT PRESENT - grammar exercises .pdf Talking about present - grammar exercises 2 1.g. Speaking cards to check the knowledge of the use of present simple and present continuous tense to talk about something happening at the time of speaking (including stative verbs). 2. Talking about habits and routines (present simple tense) and present continuous tense for repeated actions that cause annoyance 3. Talking about general and personal truths (present simple tense). 4. Talking about temporary situations (present continuous tense). 5. Talking about something growing/developing (present continuous tense). 6. Talking about something that is new (present continuous tense). 7. Summary and exercises

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