Present Simple Tense

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

• I plays tennis.

• I playing tennis.

• I play tennis.

• I am playing tennis.

Form a negative sentence using the present simple tense for 'She watches TV.'

• She don't watch TV.

• She does not watch TV.

• She isn't watching TV.

• She not watches TV.

Create a question using the present simple tense for 'They study English.'

• Are they studying English?

• Did they study English?

• They are studying English?

• Do they study English?

Add an adverb of frequency to the sentence 'He reads books.'

• He reads books yesterday.

• He quickly reads books.

• He rarely reads books.

• He always reads books.

Form an affirmative sentence using the present simple tense for 'We eat breakfast.'

• We eat breakfast.

• We eating breakfast.

• We are eating breakfast.

• We will eat breakfast.

Form a negative sentence using the present simple tense for 'You speak Spanish.'

• You speaks Spanish.

• You not speak Spanish.

• You speaking Spanish.

• You do not speak Spanish.

Create a question using the present simple tense for 'She dances every day.'

• She dance every day?

• Does she dances every day?

• Is she dancing every day?

• Does she dance every day?

Add an adverb of frequency to the sentence 'I go to the gym.'

• I always go to the gym.

• I occasionally go to the gym.

• I usually go to the gym.

• I never go to the gym.

Form an affirmative sentence using the present simple tense for 'He plays the guitar.'

• He play the guitar.

• He playing the guitar.

• He plays the guitar.

• He played the guitar.

Form a negative sentence using the present simple tense for 'They listen to music.'

• They don't listen to music.

• They do not listen to music.

• They listening to music.

• They not listen to music.