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Level: Elementary (A1).
Student Type: elementary school.
Skill: Reading, Writing.
Grammar focus: Present simple.
Vocabulary focus: Rooms in the house.
Material Type: reading comprehension.
Solution: no.
Tags: There to be, have got, homes, houses, present simple.
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2 стр., DOC.<br/>This is a worksheet to recall the present simple, present continuous and past simple tenses. Easy exercises to start a new school year. In this worksheet you will find different exercises to work on the present simple and present continuous verb tenses like completing sentences with
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Busyteacher.org. — 1 p.<br/>(Автор не указан).<br/>Level: Elementary, Pre-Intermediate. <br/>A trip to London. Imagine you are on holiday in London and you have visited different parts of the city. Write mini dialoges saying what you have done and answer the question "when" .(Use the present perfect
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