Present Simple Tense Mastery

Form an affirmative sentence using the present simple tense for the pronoun 'I'.

• I have played

• I play

• I will play

• I am playing

Form a negative sentence using the present simple tense for the pronoun 'she'.

• She does not like ice cream.

• She does not liking ice cream.

• She not liking ice cream.

• She not like ice cream.

Create a question using the present simple tense for the pronoun 'you'.

• Do you likes ice cream?

• Do you like ice cream?

• Are you liking ice cream?

• You like ice cream?

Write a sentence using the present simple tense for the pronoun 'he' and include a third person singular verb.

• He played soccer every weekend.

• He will play soccer every weekend.

• He is playing soccer every weekend.

• He plays soccer every weekend.

Construct a sentence using the present simple tense and include the time expression 'every day'.

• They read a book every month.

• She reads a book every day.

• He reads a book every week.

• I read a book every year.

Form an affirmative sentence using the present simple tense and include the frequency adverb 'often'.

• I never go to the gym.

• I always go to the gym.

• I often go to the gym.

• I rarely go to the gym.

Form a negative sentence using the present simple tense and include the time expression 'on Sundays'.

• I am not going to work on Sundays.

• I do not go to work on Sundays.

• I don't went to work on Sundays.

• I not go to work on Sundays.

Create a question using the present simple tense and include the frequency adverb 'rarely'.

• Does she rarely eat meat?

• Is she eating meat rarely?

• Do they rarely eats meat?

• Does she never eat meat?

Write a sentence using the present simple tense for the pronoun 'we' and include a third person singular verb.

• We always remember to turn off the lights before leaving the house.

• We always remembers to turn off the lights before leaving the house.

• We always remember to turns off the lights before leaving the house.

• We always remembering to turn off the lights before leaving the house.

Construct a sentence using the present simple tense and include the time expression 'at 3 o'clock'.

• He will go for a walk at 3 o'clock every day.

• She goes for a walk at 3 o'clock every day.

• I went for a walk at 3 o'clock every day.

• They are going for a walk at 3 o'clock every day.