Present Simple and Present Continuous

Form a Present Simple sentence using the verb 'play'.

• I play the guitar last night.

• They play video games next week.

• He plays football every Saturday.

• She play tennis every Sunday.

Form a Present Continuous sentence using the verb 'eat'.

• They are eating

• She is eating

• He is eating.

• He eats

Identify the Present Simple verb in the sentence: 'She reads books every day.'

• reads

• reading

• read

• readed

Identify the Present Continuous verb in the sentence: 'They are swimming in the pool.'

• eating

• running

• swimming

• jumping

Differentiate between Present Simple and Present Continuous: 'I play tennis every Sunday.' vs 'I am playing tennis right now.'

• I will play tennis next Sunday.

• The sentence 'I play tennis every Sunday.' is in Present Simple, indicating a regular action. The sentence 'I am playing tennis right now.' is in Present Continuous, indicating an action happening at the moment of speaking.

• I have been playing tennis for hours.

• I played tennis last Sunday.

Conjugate the verb 'study' in Present Simple for the pronoun 'he'.

• studied

• studies

• studying

• studys

Conjugate the verb 'run' in Present Continuous for the pronoun 'we'.

• is running

• am running

• were running

• are running

Form a Present Simple sentence using the verb 'write'.

• He write

• He writes.

• They write

• She write

Form a Present Continuous sentence using the verb 'sleep'.

• I am sleeping.

• I sleep

• I will be sleeping

• I have slept

Identify the Present Simple verb in the sentence: 'He goes to school by bus.'

• going

• goes

• went

• go