Mastering Simple Present Tense

What is the simple present tense form of 'to eat' for he/she/it?

• eats

• eatses

• ate

• eating

Convert the following sentence to negative: 'She plays the piano.'

• She plays no piano.

• She is not playing the piano.

• She does not play the piano.

• She never plays the piano.

Form an interrogative sentence from: 'They go to school.'

• Do they go to school?

• Are they going to school?

• They go to school?

• Do they goes to school?

How do you use adverbs of frequency with simple present tense? Give an example.

• She will usually eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• He eats breakfast at 7 AM usually.

• They usually ate breakfast at 7 AM.

• Example: 'He usually eats breakfast at 7 AM.'

What is the correct form of the verb in this sentence: 'The dog (bark) loudly.'?

• barks

• barking

• barkes

• barked

Identify the subject-verb agreement error: 'The team are winning the game.'

• The team are wins the game.

• The team is winning the game.

• The teams is winning the game.

• The team win the game.

What is the simple present tense of 'to have' for I/you/we/they?

• having

• has

• have

• had

Change the following to negative: 'He studies every day.'

• He studies not every day.

• He never studies every day.

• He does not study every day.

• He does not study daily.

Create an interrogative sentence from: 'You like chocolate.'

• Chocolate you like?

• Do you likes chocolate?

• Do you like chocolate?

• You like chocolate?

Which of the following is an irregular verb: 'to walk', 'to go', 'to play'?

• to go

• to run

• to jump

• to swim