Mastering Simple Present Tense

Convert to simple present: She (to play) the piano.

• She played the piano.

• She plays the piano.

• She is playing the piano.

• She play the piano.

Convert to simple present: They (to go) to school every day.

• They go to school every day.

• They goes to school every day.

• They going to school every day.

• They gone to school every day.

Convert to simple present: He (to eat) breakfast at 7 AM.

• He eats breakfast at 7 AM.

• He eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• He will eat breakfast at 7 AM.

• He is eating breakfast at 7 AM.

Convert to simple present: I (to read) a book every night.

• I reading a book every night.

• I read books every night.

• I read a book every night.

• I reads a book every night.

Convert to simple present: We (to watch) movies on weekends.

• We will watch movies on weekends.

• We watch movies on weekends.

• We are watching movies on weekends.

• We watched movies on weekends.

Convert to simple present: The dog (to bark) loudly.

• The dog barks loudly.

• The dog will bark loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

Convert to simple present: You (to study) for the exam.

• You studied for the exam.

• You studies for the exam.

• You study for the exam.

• You studying for the exam.

Convert to simple present: The sun (to rise) in the east.

• The sun is rising in the east.

• The sun rises in the east.

• The sun rises at the east.

• The sun rise in the east.

Convert to simple present: My brother (to play) soccer.

• My brother play soccer.

• My brother plays soccer.

• My brother played soccer.

• My brother is playing soccer.

Convert to simple present: The teacher (to explain) the lesson.

• The teacher explain the lesson.

• The teacher explains the lesson.

• The teacher explained the lesson.

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.