Present Simple 2

Form a present simple sentence: She (to play) soccer.

• She plays soccer.

• She played soccer.

• She is playing soccer.

• She play soccer.

Form a present simple sentence: They (to eat) breakfast.

• They will eat breakfast.

• They are eating breakfast.

• They eat breakfast.

• They eats breakfast.

Form a present simple sentence: He (to read) a book.

• He reading a book.

• He reads a book.

• He is reading a book.

• He read a book.

Form a present simple sentence: I (to go) to school.

• I gone to school.

• I go to school.

• I going to school.

• I goes to school.

Form a present simple sentence: The dog (to bark) loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dog barks loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

Form a present simple sentence: We (to watch) TV in the evening.

• We watches TV in the evening.

• We watched TV in the evening.

• We will watch TV in the evening.

• We watch TV in the evening.

Form a present simple sentence: You (to like) ice cream.

• You liking ice cream.

• You like ice cream.

• You likes ice cream.

• You liked ice cream.

Form a present simple sentence: The sun (to rise) in the east.

• The sun is rising in the east.

• The sun rises in the east.

• The sun rise in the east.

Form a present simple sentence: My sister (to dance) well.

• My sister dances well.

• My sister danced well.

• My sister is dancing well.

• My sister dance well.

Form a present simple sentence: The teacher (to help) us with homework.

• The teacher helps us with homework.

• The teacher helped us with homework.

• The teacher is helping us with homework.

• The teacher help us with homework.