Mastering Present Simple

Write a sentence using the present simple tense.

• He is running fast.

• They will go to the park tomorrow.

• I was eating lunch.

• She reads books every evening.

Form a question in the present simple tense.

• What are you liking to do?

• What did you like to do?

• What do you like to do?

• What will you like to do?

Negate the statement: She likes ice cream.

• She does not like ice cream.

• She enjoys ice cream occasionally.

• She loves ice cream.

• She dislikes ice cream but enjoys cake.

Create a present simple sentence about your daily routine.

• I will eat breakfast at 8 AM.

• I ate breakfast yesterday.

• I eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• I am eating breakfast right now.

Ask a question about what your friend does on weekends.

• What do you eat for breakfast?

• What do you usually do on weekends?

• What is your favorite movie?

• How do you feel about Mondays?

Negate the statement: They play soccer every Saturday.

• They play soccer on Sundays.

• They never play soccer.

• They do not play soccer every Saturday.

• They play soccer sometimes.

Write a sentence about a habit you have using present simple.

• I read every night before going to sleep.

• I read every night before bed.

• I have read every night before bed.

• I will read every night before bed.

Form a question about what time your class starts.

• When does my class begin?

• What time is my class scheduled?

• What time does my class start?

• At what hour does my class take place?

Negate the statement: He reads books every night.

• He reads books every day.

• He reads books sometimes.

• He never reads books at night.

• He does not read books every night.

Create a present simple sentence about your favorite food.

• I love pizza.

• I eat pizza every day.

• Pizza is my favorite dessert.

• I will love pizza tomorrow.