G3 Merged S2 and S3_Simple Present Tense

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?

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

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?

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

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?

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

Directions: Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

1. The coach (expect)

us to be on time.

• expect

• expects

Multiple Choice

Directions: Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

She (exercise) every

afternoon.

• exercises

• exercise

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

Jacob (learn) the

proper technique of

disarming an opponent.

• learns

• learn

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

He (dream) of

becoming the best

arnisador in the world!

• dream

• dreams

Draw

A. Choose the verbs that follow

Rule 2 (add -es).

Draw

Choose the verbs that follow

Rule 2 (add -es).

Draw

Choose the verbs that follow

Rule 2 (add -es).

Draw

Choose the verbs that follow

Rule 2 (add -es).

Draw

Choose the verbs that follow

Rule 2 (add -es).

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

Luis (do) karate too.

• does

• do

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

She (stretch) every morning before exercise.

• stretch

• stretches

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

He (relax) after a long

day of training.

• relax

• relaxes

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parentheses to their -s form.

He (relax) after a long

day of training.

• do

• does

Poll

Choose your emoji!

Multiple Choice

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.

• enjoy

• enjoies

• enjoys

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

2. The team (carry) out quick and

strategic moves to score points.

• carries

• carrys

• carry

Multiple Choice

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.

• plays

• plaies

• play

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

4. The game (rely) on teamwork,

agility, and quick reflexes.

• rely

• relies

• relys

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

5. The participant (try) to control

the ball without letting it touch

the ground.

• try

• tries

• trys

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

6. Each member (display) athletic

skill as they jump and kick the

ball over the net.

• display

• displays

• displaies

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

7. Every Sepak Takraw player

(stay) focused to outsmart

their opponents.

• staies

• stay

• stays

Multiple Choice

Change the verb inside the

parenthesis to their correct -s form.

8. The sport (vary) in difficulty

depending on the skill of the

players.

• varies

• vary

• varys

Poll

QUICK CHECK IN:

Can you give a thumbs up if you understand the lesson clearly?

If not, what are questions you might have about the lesson?

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."

Multiple Choice

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."

Multiple Choice

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!"