quiz-game: Simple Present vs Present Continuous Tense 2 — play it online or print it for the classroom.

Activity type: Quiz Game. Topic: Present Tenses. Subject: English/Language Arts. Grade level: 5th Grade. Language: English. Free to print and free to play online, with no student sign-up required.
Your best friend’s daily routine · How teenagers are using mobile phones nowadays · A friend who is staying at your house this week · What your English teacher usually does during class · Something new you are learning these days · Your best friend’s usual behaviour versus how they are behaving this week · A shopkeeper’s daily work and what the shopkeeper is doing right now · Your favourite sport and what the players are doing during a match · What people usually do at a railway station · Your usual journey to school versus your journey today · Your habits during exam time · What is happening outside your window · Your best friend's normal behaviour versus how they are behaving this week · How people's eating habits are changing nowadays
This quiz game prints as a clean worksheet with an answer key, and also runs in any browser so students can play on a laptop, tablet, or Chromebook. It is free to use and free to copy for your own class.
Use the generator to build the same activity with your own word list, then save it to your library to reuse next year. No paid plan, no activity limit, and students never need an account.
quiz game · play online · interactive game · online game · Present Tenses · English/Language Arts · 5th Grade · Medium
Yes. Simple Present vs Present Continuous Tense 2 is completely free — there is no paid plan, no activity limit, and students never need an account to use it.
Yes. It runs in any browser, so students can play on a laptop, tablet, Chromebook, or a classroom projector — no install and no sign-up.
It covers Your best friend’s daily routine, How teenagers are using mobile phones nowadays, A friend who is staying at your house this week, What your English teacher usually does during class, Something new you are learning these days, Your best friend’s usual behaviour versus how they are behaving this week, A shopkeeper’s daily work and what the shopkeeper is doing right now, Your favourite sport and what the players are doing during a match, What people usually do at a railway station, Your usual journey to school versus your journey today, Your habits during exam time, What is happening outside your window, Your best friend's normal behaviour versus how they are behaving this week, How people's eating habits are changing nowadays.