G3 Merged S2 and S3_Simple Present Tense
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English
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3rd Grade
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Hard
MARIA RAMIREZ
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100 Slides • 29 Questions
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Multiple Choice
You need to tell your coach the reason you missed practice last week.
"I am absent from practice last week because I visit my mother at the hospital."
Should you use the simple present tense of verbs in this scenario?
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You want to talk about a board game you play with your family every Saturday night.
"Every Saturday, my family and I host a board game night with our relatives."
Should you use the simple present tense of verbs in this scenario?
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You want to learn more about the sport, Arnis. You write down all the information in your notebook.
The name “Arnis" comes from the Spanish word “arnis" meaning armor, reflecting the martial art's roots in self-defense.
Should you use the simple present tense of verbs in this scenario?
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Directions: Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
1. The coach (expect)
us to be on time.
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Directions: Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
She (exercise) every
afternoon.
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Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
Jacob (learn) the
proper technique of
disarming an opponent.
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Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
He (dream) of
becoming the best
arnisador in the world!
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Draw
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Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
Luis (do) karate too.
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parentheses to their -s form.
She (stretch) every morning before exercise.
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Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
He (relax) after a long
day of training.
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Change the verb inside the
parentheses to their -s form.
He (relax) after a long
day of training.
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Change the verb inside the
parenthesis to their correct -s form.
1. Each player (enjoy) showing
their skill as they keep the ball
in the air.
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Change the verb inside the
parenthesis to their correct -s form.
2. The team (carry) out quick and
strategic moves to score points.
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Change the verb inside the
parenthesis to their correct -s form.
3. Sepak Takraw (play) an
important role in the culture of
many Southeast Asian countries.
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parenthesis to their correct -s form.
4. The game (rely) on teamwork,
agility, and quick reflexes.
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parenthesis to their correct -s form.
5. The participant (try) to control
the ball without letting it touch
the ground.
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parenthesis to their correct -s form.
6. Each member (display) athletic
skill as they jump and kick the
ball over the net.
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parenthesis to their correct -s form.
7. Every Sepak Takraw player
(stay) focused to outsmart
their opponents.
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parenthesis to their correct -s form.
8. The sport (vary) in difficulty
depending on the skill of the
players.
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentences below.
Check if they use the correct simple present
tense. If not, explain the mistake and correct it.
"To be good at a game or a sport,
the player trys his best to practice
all the time."
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Read the sentences below.
Check if they use the correct simple present
tense. If not, explain the mistake and correct it.
"Right now, each member of the
team paies close attention to the
instructions of their coaches or
trainers."
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Read the sentences below.
Check if they use the correct simple present
tense. If not, explain the mistake and correct it.
"Lastly, it’s true that training
regularly qualifies you to be great
in the game!"
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