Mastering Simple Present Tense

Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence: 'She plays soccer every weekend.'

• Subject: She; Predicate: plays soccer every weekend.

• Subject: She plays soccer; Predicate: every weekend.

• Subject: plays; Predicate: She soccer every weekend.

• Subject: soccer; Predicate: She plays every weekend.

Use the base form of the verb in a sentence: 'He ___ (to eat) breakfast at 7 AM.'

• ate

• eating

• eats breakfast

• eats

Create a positive sentence using the verb 'to read': 'I ___ books every night.'

• I read books every night.

• I reading books every night.

• I reads books every night.

• I will read books every night.

Make a negative sentence using the verb 'to go': 'They ___ (not) to the park on Sundays.'

• They didn't go to the park on Sundays.

• They do not go to the park on Sundays.

• They are not going to the park on Sundays.

• They do not go to the beach on Sundays.

Form a question using the verb 'to like': '___ you like chocolate ice cream?'

• You like chocolate ice cream?

• Like you chocolate ice cream?

• Does you like chocolate ice cream?

• Do you like chocolate ice cream?

Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence: 'The dog barks loudly.'

• Subject: The dog barks; Predicate: loudly.

• Subject: barks; Predicate: The dog loudly.

• Subject: The dog; Predicate: barks loudly.

• Subject: The dog; Predicate: barks.

Use the base form of the verb in a sentence: 'We ___ (to study) for the exam every day.'

• studies

• studied

• studying

• study

Create a positive sentence using the verb 'to swim': 'He ___ in the pool every summer.'

• He is swimming in the pool every summer.

• He swims in the pool every summer.

• He swim in the pool every summer.

• He swam in the pool every summer.

Make a negative sentence using the verb 'to play': 'She ___ (not) the piano.'

• She is not playing the piano.

• She does not play piano.

• She plays not the piano.

• She does not play the piano.

Form a question using the verb 'to have': '___ they have a car?'

• Do they have a car?

• Does they have a car?

• They have a car?

• Have they a car?