Present simple engn111

Reorder

Reorder the following

• go

• We

• on weekends.

• to the

• beach

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the Present Simple tense?

• I am reading a book before bed.
  

• We play volleyball by the beach on weekends.
  

• They are playing soccer after school.

• You will work hard every day.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the Negative Present Simple tense?

• I'm not drinking coffee every morning.

• They don’t like cold weather.

• We doesn't watch a movie.

• You don't speaks English fluently

Fill in the Blanks

Reorder:

doesn't like spicy she food

Multiple Choice

I _______ a shower every morning.

• take

• takes

• taking

• taken

Open Ended

Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence and write it down:

She _______ to music every evening.

A. listen
B. listens
C. listening
D. listened

Multiple Choice

What ____ Ahmed ____ every weekend?

• do / eat

• does / eats

• do / eats

• does / eat

Fill in the Blanks

Choose and write it down:

They

breakfast at 7 AM every day.

A. eat
B. eats
C. eating
D. eaten

Open Ended

Write 5 sentences in the present simple you can use the affirmative or negative form of the verbs:

Use the subject pronouns: I,THEY,SHE,HE,WE

Dropdown

She ​

Select answer

at a hospital.

Match

Match the question to the correct answer:

• Where does Majed work?

• What do your brothers study every day?

• Where does the sun rise?

• When does he play football?

• What time do you eat breakfast?

He works in a clinic.

They study math.

It rises from the east.

He plays it on weekends.

I eat it at 7:00.

• He works in a clinic.

• They study math.

• It rises from the east.

• He plays it on weekends.

• I eat it at 7:00.

Categorize

Options (20)

SLEEPS

EATS

RUNS

READS

STUDIES

WORKS

LISTENS

WATCHES

LEARN

PLAY

TEACH

WRITE

CREATE

EXPLORE

SHARE

DISCOVER

cool

happy

19 years old

sick

Organize these options into the right categories

HE/SHE/IT

I/THEY/WE/YOU

I'm / He's/They're