Mastering Simple Present Tense

1. Write an affirmative sentence using the verb 'to play'.

• They played basketball yesterday.

• He plays the guitar beautifully.

• I play video games every night.

• I play soccer every weekend.

2. Create a negative sentence with the verb 'to eat'.

• I am not eating.

• I do not eat.

• I eat not.

• I do eat.

3. Formulate an affirmative sentence about your daily routine.

• I go for a run every morning.

• I wake up late every day.

• I never eat breakfast.

• I only work on weekends.

4. Write a negative sentence about what you do on weekends.

• I work on weekends.

• I enjoy working on weekends.

• I always go to the office on weekends.

• I do not work on weekends.

5. Construct an affirmative sentence using the verb 'to study'.

• They studied yesterday.

• She studies every night.

• I study every day.

• I am studying every day.

6. Make a negative sentence with the verb 'to go'.

• She isn't going.

• I do not go.

• I am not going.

• They do not go.

7. Write an affirmative sentence about your favorite hobby.

• I enjoy painting in my free time.

• I never have time for my hobbies.

• I prefer watching movies instead of painting.

• I dislike painting during my free time.

8. Create a negative sentence about a food you dislike.

• I love the taste of olives.

• I do not like olives.

• Olives are my favorite snack.

• I enjoy eating olives.

9. Formulate an affirmative sentence about your best friend.

• My best friend is always busy and distant.

• My best friend never listens to me.

• My best friend is rude and unkind.

• My best friend is always supportive and kind.

10. Write a negative sentence about a movie you don't like.

• I did not enjoy 'The Room'.

• I loved 'The Room'.

• I think 'The Room' is the best movie ever.

• 'The Room' was a masterpiece.