Mastering Present Simple Tenses

Form a positive sentence using the verb 'to play'.

• I play soccer every weekend.

• She plays the piano beautifully.

• I play video games every night.

• They played basketball yesterday.

Create a negative sentence with 'she' and 'to eat'.

• She eats not.

• She does not eat.

• She never eats.

• She is not eating.

What do they do on weekends?

• What do they usually do on weekends?

• Where do they go on weekends?

• How do they feel on weekends?

• What do they eat on weekends?

Transform the sentence 'He runs every day' into a negative form.

• He never runs every day.

• He is not running every day.

• He runs not every day.

• He does not run every day.

Identify the time expression in the sentence: 'I go to school every morning.'

• once a week

• every morning

• every evening

• every afternoon

Change 'We like pizza' into a question.

• Are we liking pizza?

• We like pizza?

• Do we like pizza?

• Do you like pizza?

Write a negative sentence using 'I' and the verb 'to read'.

• I do not read.

• I never read.

• I am not reading.

• I read not.

Form a positive sentence with the subject 'the dog' and the verb 'to bark'.

• The dog barks.

• The barking dog is here.

• Dogs bark at night.

• The dog barked loudly.

What do you do after school?

• What time do you go to bed?

• What activities do you participate in after school?

• What is your favorite subject in school?

• Do you have any pets at home?

Transform the sentence 'They play soccer' into a negative form.

• They do not play soccer.

• They are not playing soccer.

• They play not soccer.

• They haven't played soccer.