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Lower-level students need lots of practice of the present tenses. Handouts Online has a wealth of materials to help your students learn the basics.

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		Title: How often do you watch movies? Target Structure: How Often / Adverbs of Frequency Level: Elementary Time: 45 minutes     Description: Taking movies as the theme, this worksheet looks at adverbs of frequency (often, usually etc.) and the pattern 'once a week'. There's a basic conversation, with follow-up exercises, and lots of chances for your students to communicate using the language. This worksheet is written for elementary-level students. There's also a British English version, substituting 'cinema' for the 'movie theater', and 'film' for 'movie'.

		Title: A Day in the Life Target Structure: Present Simple Level: Elementary Time: 40 minutes     Description: This worksheet is great for practicing the Present Simple tense. There are lots of different activities, including reading, writing and plenty of speaking. There's also lots of useful vocabulary and collocations for your students to learn. It's ideal for building your students' confidence and fluency.

		Title: Talking about your Family Target Structure: Theme Lesson: Your Family Level: Elementary Time: 30 minutes     Description: Families make a great topic for speaking practice. This theme worksheet is aimed at low level students, and provides good conversation practice. There's also the chance to review possessives, family member vocabulary and Present Simple questions.

		Title: Spot the Errors Target Structure: Mixed Grammar Level: Elementary or Pre-Intermediate Time: 20 minutes     Description: Do your students make the same endless mistakes with the most basic structures? Have your revenge! This error-correction worksheet deals with Present Simple, Past Simple, Preposition and that 'interested / interesting' error which seems impossible to fix. Ideal for Elementary and Intermediate students who you've been teaching for some time...

		Title: Peter Lockwood Target Structure: Present Simple Level: Elementary Time: 20 minutes     Description: This information gap exercise is an easy way to improve your students' accuracy with Present Simple question forms. The students each have half the information on Peter's day. They need to form questions correctly to find the missing information. For elementary-level students.

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