EUROPE - RIVERS AND SEAS

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SEAS

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SIMPLE PAST - IRREGULAR VERBS

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EUROPE

GAME - CAPITALS

GAME - COUNTRIES 

COUNTRIES - QUIZ 

Alphabetical list of capital cities

in Europe

Country	Capital city
A
Albania	Tirana
Andorra	Andorra la Vella
Armenia	Yerevan
Austria	Vienna
Azerbaijan	Bakú
B
Belarus	Minsk
Belgium	Brussels
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo
Bulgaria	Sofía
C
Croatia	Zagreb
Cyprus	Nicosia
Czech Republic	Prague
D
Denmark	Copenhagen
E
Estonia	Tallinn
F
Finland	Helsinki
France	Paris
G
Georgia	Tbilisi
Germany	Berlin
Greece	Athens
H
Hungary	Budapest
I
Iceland	Reykjavik
Ireland	Dublin
Italy	Rome
K
Kazakhstan	Astaná
Kosovo	Pristina

L
Latvia		Riga
Liechtenstein		Vaduz
Lithuania		Vilnius
Luxembourg		Luxembourg (city)
M
Macedonia (FYROM)		Skopje
Malta		Valletta
Moldova		Chisinau
Monaco		Monaco
Montenegro		Podgorica
N
Netherlands		Amsterdam (The Hague capital of the province of South Holland and where the government sits)
Norway		Oslo
P
Poland	Warsaw
Portugal	Lisbon
R
Romania	Bucharest
Russia	Moscow
S
San Marino	San Marino
Serbia	Belgrade
Slovakia	Bratislava
Slovenia	Ljubljana
Spain	Madrid
Sweden	Stockholm
Switzerland	Bern (Geneva is a financial center, and worldwide center for diplomacy as it hosts the highest number of international organizations in the world)
T
Turkey	Ankara (Istambul is the country's largest city and main cultural and commercial centre)
U
Ukraine	Kyiv (also known as Kiev)
United Kingdom	London
V
Vatican City (Holy See)			Vatican City

 

PAST PARTICIPLE - IRREGULAR VERBS LIST

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Past Participles

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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EXPLANATION 1

EXPLANATION 2


EXERCISES

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2
3

SIMPLE PAST - PAST CONTINUOUS

Differences and similarities in the Simple Past and the Past Continuous

1. Use

Simple Past	Past Continuous
action finished in the past (single or repeated) series of completed actions in the past	action was in progress at a special time in the past two actions were happening at the same time (the actions do not influence each other)

2. Form

Simple Past	Past Continuous
regular verbs: infinitive + -ed irregular verbs: don’t follow rules	(was or were) + infinitive + -ing

3. Examples

3.1. Affirmative sentences

Simple Past	Past Continuous
I played football.	He was playing football.
You played football.	You were playing football.
He played football.	He was playing football.

                           

                        

3.2. Negative sentences

Simple Past	Past Progressive
I did not play football.	He was not playing football.
You did not play football.	You were not playing football.
He did not play football.	He was not playing football.

3.3. Questions

Simple Past	Past Continuous
Did I play football?	Was I playing football?
Did you play football?	Were you playing football?
Did he play football?	Was he playing football?

4. Spelling

Simple Past	Past Continuous
stopped (Double the consonant after a short vowel.) loved (one -e at the end of the word → Add only -d.) worried (consonant before -y → Change to -i.)	sitting (Double the consonant after a short vowel.) writing (Drop the -e.) lying (Change -ie to -y.)

5. Use

Both tenses are often used in one sentence:

While we were sitting at the breakfast table, the telephone rang.

We were sitting at the breakfast table when the telephone rang.

• Past Continuous → we were sitting at the table
• Simple Past → the telephone rang.

The action in the Simple Past  interrupts the action in the Past Continuous .

Past Simple and Past Continuous - English grammar tutorial video lesson 1

Video example 2

Video example 3

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4