1ESO Mastering the Simple Present Tense

1. Form a positive sentence: She (to play) the piano.

• She is playing the piano.

• She play the piano.

• She played the piano.

• She plays the piano.

2. Form a negative sentence: He (not like) ice cream.

• He likes ice cream.

• He is not liking ice cream.

• He does not like ice cream.

• He does like ice cream.

3. Form a positive sentence: They (to go) to school every day.

• They gone to school every day.

• They goes to school every day.

• They go to school every day.

• They going to school every day.

4. Form a negative sentence: The cat (not eat) fish.

• The cat is not eating fish.

• The cat does eat fish.

• The cat never eats fish.

• The cat does not eat fish.

5. Form a question: ... (he/read) books every night?

• Does he read books every night?

• Does he read book every night?

• He reads books every night?

• Is he reading books every night?

6. Form a positive sentence: My brother .... (to play) soccer on weekends.

• My brother will play soccer on weekends.

• My brother played soccer on weekends.

• My brother plays soccer on weekends.

• My brother is playing soccer on weekends.

7. Form a negative sentence: She ... (to not watch) TV in the morning.

• She did not watch TV in the morning.

• She does not watch TV in the morning.

• She is not watching TV in the morning.

• She does not watches TV in the morning.

8. Form a question: (they/to study) for the exam?

• Are they going to study for the exam?

• They are studying for the exam?

• Will they study for the exam?

• Are they studying for the exam?

9. Form a positive sentence: The dog (to bark) loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dog barks quietly.

• The dog barks loudly.

10. Form a negative sentence: She (to not enjoy) horror movies.

• She enjoys horror movies.

• She does not like horror movies.

• She does not enjoy horror movies.

• She is not enjoying horror movies.