SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

She _____ happy today.

• looks

• look

• looked

• will look

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

She _____ quite happy with the news.

• seems

• seem

• sees

• will seem

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

She _____ over the puddle.

• jumped

• jump

• jumps

• will jump

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used the verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

He _____ his hands after the performance.

• clapped

• claps

• clap

• will clap

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

She _____ every morning to stay fit.

• ran

• run

• running

• runs

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

He _____ by the window, gazing at the sunset.

• stood

• stand

• standing

• stands

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

He _____ at the compliment.

• smiled

• smiling

• will smile

• smiles

Answer explanation

"He, She, It" used verb + s in simple present tense because they are singular.

They _____ happy at the party.

• looked

• look

• will look

• looks

Answer explanation

"I, You, We, They" used the base verb in the simple present tense because they are plural. "I" and "You" is a special case.

We _____ over the hurdles during our track practice.

• jumping

• jump

• jumps

• will jump

Answer explanation

"I, You, We, They" used the base verb in the simple present tense because they are plural. "I" and "You" is a special case.

You _____ the fastest in the race yesterday.

• running

• runs

• will run

• run

Answer explanation

"I, You, We, They" used the base verb in the simple present tense because they are plural. "I" and "You" is a special case.