Simple Present

Simple Present

​​Use the simple present to show the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens.

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​Use the simple present to show the fact.

​Affirmative sentence:

​Subject + verb + object

​S + V + O

I usually play tennis on Sunday.

​We always get up early in the morning.

​You sometimes go to work by bus.

​They never sleep late at night.

​Cats always eat fish.

​Subject I, You, We, They, Plural Noun go with Base Verb.

Multiple Choice

I ___ badminton every Tuesday.

• play

• plays

• am playing

Multiple Choice

We ___ in London.

• works

• work

• are working

Multiple Choice

Dogs ___ 4 legs.

• are having

• has

• have

​​Affirmative sentence:

​Subject + verbs/es + object

​S + Vs/es + O

​​Subject He, She, It, Singular Noun, Uncountable Noun go with Verb.

​He always goes to work early.

​She usually washes dishes after lunch.

​It never eats meat.

​Milk helps kids grow up more.

Multiple Choice

He usually ___ to school at 6:00

• go

• goes

• is going

Multiple Choice

She always ___ Tv after school.

• watches

• watch

• is watching

Multiple Choice

It usually ___ with me in the park.

• walks

• walk

• is walking

Multiple Choice

Sam never ___ floor on Monday.

• sweep

• is sweeping

• sweeps