Mastering Simple Present Tense

Identify the simple present verb in this sentence: She runs every morning.

• jumps

• sleeps

• walks

• runs

Convert this sentence to simple present: They were playing soccer.

• They are playing soccer.

• They play soccer.

• They play football.

• They were playing soccer.

What is the negative form of this sentence: He likes chocolate?

• He does not like chocolate.

• He likes vanilla.

• He does not enjoy chocolate.

• He is fond of chocolate.

Ask a question in simple present about her hobbies.

• Where does she live?

• How many pets does she have?

• What is her favorite color?

• What does she like to do in her free time?

Identify the simple present verb in this sentence: The dog barks loudly.

• barked

• bark

• barks

• barking

Convert this sentence to simple present: I am studying for the exam.

• I am studying for the exams.

• I was studying for the exam.

• I study for exams.

• I study for the exam.

What is the negative form of this sentence: They go to the gym?

• They do not go to the gym.

• They never go to the gym.

• They don't go to the gym.

• They are not going to the gym.

Ask a question in simple present about your favorite food.

• What is your least favorite food?

• What food do you like?

• What is your favorite food?

• What foods are popular?

Identify the simple present verb in this sentence: She teaches math.

• teaches

• teach

• teaches math

• teaching

Convert this sentence to simple present: We were watching a movie.

• We watch a movie.

• We will watch a movie.

• We are watching a movie.

• We watched a movie.