Mastering Simple Tenses

What is the present simple tense form of 'to be' for 'he'?

• are

• is

• was

• be

Create an affirmative sentence in the past simple tense.

• She is visiting the museum.

• She will visit the museum.

• She visits the museum.

• She visited the museum.

How do you form a negative sentence in the present simple tense?

• Subject + do/does not + base verb.

• Subject + do not + past participle.

• Subject + does not + past verb.

• Subject + not + base verb.

What is the future simple tense structure for 'they'?

• They will + base form of the verb

• They are + base form of the verb

• They have + base form of the verb

• They will be + past participle

Convert the following to a negative sentence: 'She plays tennis.'

• She plays no tennis.

• She does not play tennis.

• She never plays tennis.

• She is not playing tennis.

What is the interrogative form of 'He eats breakfast'?

• He does not eat breakfast?

• Is he eating breakfast?

• Does he eat breakfast?

• He eats breakfast, does he?

Write an affirmative sentence using the future simple tense.

• I went to the store.

• I am going to the store.

• I will go to the store.

• I will going to the store.

How do you change 'I walked' to a negative sentence?

• I am not walking.

• I have not walked.

• I did not walk.

• I will not walk.

What is the present simple tense of 'to have' for 'I'?

• I have

• I had

• I has

• I having

Formulate a question in the past simple tense about 'they'.

• Will they go to the party?

• Have they gone to the party?

• Did they went to the party?

• Did they go to the party?