We use PRESENT SIMPLE when we talk about:

• Things that we are doing right now

• Habits, daily routines, and facts that are always true

Present simple uses frequency adverbs

• True

• False

A sentence in present simple using "She" looks like this:

• She worked in a cafeteria

• She work in a cafeteria

• She works in a cafeteria

• She workt in a cafeteria

Using present simple, what's the correct form of this sentence?

• I is a chef

• I am a chef

• I'm a chef

• I's a chef

Using present simple, create a sentence using "She" + "work" + "every day"

We use "does" when we talk about

• I / you / we/ they

• She / he / it

Mark the correct option(s)

• I doesn't work in a restaurant

• I don't work in a restaurant

• He don't clean his house

• He doesn't clean his house

We use PRESENT CONTINUOUS when we talk about:

• Regular routines

• Things that we are doing right now

One of the differences between the verbs in present simple and continuous is:

• The verb in present simple ends with -ing

• The verb in present continuous ends with -ing

Find the verb in the sentence:

"She is working"

• She

• is

• is working

• working

• she is