Do you know how to use the present indicative in English? This crossword will help you practise forming simple sentences in the present tense. Think about subject-verb agreement and common everyday verbs. Complete the grid by finding the right words, and have fun while learning!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Auxiliary showing possibility or ability
- 5. Describing regular repeated actions
- 8. Mood expressing facts and statements
- 9. Positive statement expressing agreement
- 11. Lasting or unchanging situation
- 12. Ongoing action happening right now
- 15. Relative pronoun for things
- 16. The number 3
- 17. How often something happens
- 18. Happening every day
Down
- 2. Frequently or many times
- 3. Had not in short form
- 4. Shortened form of words
- 6. At which place
- 7. Declarative sentence expressing fact
- 9. Helping verb used with main verbs
- 10. Every single one
- 13. Not at any time
- 14. To write letters correctly
Answers
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Across
- 1. Auxiliary showing possibility or ability → modal
- 5. Describing regular repeated actions → habitual
- 8. Mood expressing facts and statements → indicative
- 9. Positive statement expressing agreement → affirmative
- 11. Lasting or unchanging situation → permanent
- 12. Ongoing action happening right now → continuous
- 15. Relative pronoun for things → which
- 16. The number 3 → three
- 17. How often something happens → frequency
- 18. Happening every day → daily
Down
- 2. Frequently or many times → often
- 3. Had not in short form → hadnt
- 4. Shortened form of words → contract
- 6. At which place → where
- 7. Declarative sentence expressing fact → statement
- 9. Helping verb used with main verbs → auxiliary
- 10. Every single one → each
- 13. Not at any time → never
- 14. To write letters correctly → spell
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