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    Class 5 English Worksheet on Present Tense – Simple and Continuous Forms

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    Shafaque Omar Shamim
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    An educator with over 4 years of experience in teaching, teacher training, and curriculum design. As a Teach for India alum, my core values are rooted in empathy, embracing diversity, and a passion for curriculum innovation.
    Class 5 English Worksheet on Present Tense – Simple and Continuous Forms
    Class 5 English Worksheet on Present Tense – Simple and Continuous Forms

    Class 5 English Worksheet on Present Tense – Simple and Continuous Forms

    Class 5EnglishEnglish GrammarFree DownloadPDF
    Shafaque Omar Shamim
    Shafaque Omar ShamimVisit Profile
    An educator with over 4 years of experience in teaching, teacher training, and curriculum design. As a Teach for India alum, my core values are rooted in empathy, embracing diversity, and a passion for curriculum innovation.

    Talk About Now and Always: Present Simple and Continuous Tense for Class 5

    This Grade 5 worksheet introduces learners to two important tenses—Present Simple (for routines, habits, facts) and Present Continuous (for actions happening right now). Through verb identification, sentence rewriting, gap-filling, and paragraph creation, students strengthen their grammar confidence and learn when to use each tense.

    Why Present Tense Matters in Grammar?

    Understanding when to use the right present tense is essential. For Grade 5 students, this topic matters because:

    1. It teaches the difference between everyday routines and current actions.

    2. It builds fluency by reinforcing tense-specific verb forms.

    3. It supports subject-verb agreement and sentence clarity.

    4. It prepares students for real-world conversation and descriptive writing.

    What’s Inside This Worksheet?

    This worksheet includes five scaffolded grammar exercises focused on tense recognition and usage:

    🧠 Exercise 1 – Underline the Verb Tense

    Students underline the verb in each sentence and label whether it is Present Simple or Present Continuous.

    ✏️ Exercise 2 – Change the Verb Form

    Learners convert verbs into the correct tense form based on the instruction provided (e.g., walk → walks / walking).

    📋 Exercise 3 – Fill in the Blanks

    Students fill in ten sentences with the correct verb form in either the Present Simple or Present Continuous tense.

    📝 Exercise 4 – Rewrite the Sentences

    Learners rewrite given Present Simple sentences into Present Continuous form using the correct verb structure.

    🎨 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing

    From topics like “My Daily Routine” or “If I Had a Superpower,” students write a short paragraph using either tense consistently.

    ✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

    Exercise 1 – Underlined Verbs and Tenses

    1. is drawing – Present Continuous

    2. play – Present Simple

    3. is barking – Present Continuous

    4. drinks – Present Simple

    5. are watching – Present Continuous

    6. sounds – Present Simple

    7. brush – Present Simple

    8. am reading – Present Continuous

    9. goes – Present Simple

    10. are playing – Present Continuous

    Exercise 2 – Change the Verb Form

    1. walks

    2. goes

    3. likes

    4. reads

    5. speaks

    6. drawing

    7. playing

    8. running

    9. cooking

    10. drinking

    Exercise 3 – Fill in the Blanks

    1. playing

    2. go

    3. reading

    4. rises

    5. running

    6. having

    7. drinks

    8. watches

    9. drives

    10. doing

    Exercise 4 – Rewrite in Present Continuous

    1. My brother is cleaning his room.

    2. They are watching a movie.

    3. I am reading a newspaper.

    4. She is dancing at the event.

    5. We are going to the park.

    6. I am playing with my dog.

    7. The cat is playing with the girl.

    8. He is cooking dinner.

    9. They are walking in the garden.

    10. She is walking to school.

    Exercise 5 – Sample Paragraphs

    Topic 1 – My Daily Routine:

    I wake up at 6 AM. I brush my teeth and take a bath. Then I eat breakfast and go to school. I play with my friends and return home in the evening.

    Topic 2 – If I Had a Superpower:

    If I had a superpower, I would fly across the city. I am helping people right now. I am saving animals in danger. Everyone is cheering for me!

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses are covered.

    Yes, it helps distinguish between routines and current activities.

    Yes, through tense-focused reading and rewriting tasks.

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