Mastering Simple Present Tense

Identify the simple present verb in the sentence: She runs every morning.

• sleeps

• jumps

• walks

• runs

Formulate a simple present sentence using the subject 'they'.

• They plays soccer.

• They play soccer.

• They played soccer.

• They playing soccer.

Choose the correct verb form: He (play/plays) soccer on weekends.

• plays

• played

• playing

• playes

Convert the sentence to simple present: She is reading a book.

• She reads a book.

• She is read a book.

• She read a book.

• She was reading a book.

What time expression indicates simple present? (e.g., always, yesterday)

• tomorrow

• always

• sometimes

• last week

Differentiate the tenses: 'I eat' vs 'I ate'. Which is simple present?

• 'I ate' is simple present.

• 'I eat' is simple present.

• Both 'I eat' and 'I ate' are simple present.

• 'I eat' is past tense.

Identify the simple present verb: The dog barks loudly.

• barks

• barked

• barking

• bark

Formulate a simple present sentence with the subject 'I'.

• I ate.

• I eat.

• I am eating.

• I will eat.

Use subject-verb agreement: The team (win/wins) the match.

• wins

• won

• winning

• win

Convert to simple present: They were happy.

• They are being happy.

• They were sad.

• They are happy.

• They will be happy.