Mastering Present Simple Tenses

Form a present simple sentence using the verb 'to play'.

• They playing soccer.

• He plays soccer.

• I played soccer.

• I play soccer.

Create a negative sentence in present simple with 'he'.

• He does not play.

• He is not playing.

• He does not plays.

• He plays not.

Use an adverb of frequency in a present simple sentence.

• I always eat breakfast.

• I usually go to bed late.

• I never eat dinner.

• I sometimes skip lunch.

What is the present simple form of 'to go' for 'she'?

• go

• gone

• goes

• going

Write a negative sentence using 'they' and 'not'.

• They like ice cream.

• They are not going to the party.

• They do not enjoy pizza.

• They do not like ice cream.

How often do you use the adverb 'always' in a sentence?

• I use 'always' in every sentence.

• 'Always' is never used in my writing.

• I only use 'always' when writing poetry.

• It varies by individual; some use 'always' often, while others rarely do.

Form a present simple sentence with 'to eat' for 'I'.

• I eats.

• I eat.

• I eating.

• I will eat.

Make a negative sentence with 'we' and 'to like'.

• We do not like.

• We are not liking.

• We do like.

• We like not.

Use 'sometimes' in a present simple sentence.

• Sometimes I will read books.

• I sometimes read books.

• I read books sometimes.

• I sometimes read book.

What is the present simple form of 'to read' for 'he'?

• reads

• readed

• read

• reading