Mastering Simple Present Verbs

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

• walks

• jogs

• runs

• sprints

Choose the correct simple present form: He (play/plays) soccer on weekends.

• played

• plays

• playing

• playes

Which of the following is a simple present verb? (a) running (b) run (c) ran

• jumps

• jumped

• run

• jumping

Fill in the blank with the correct verb: They (to eat) breakfast at 8 AM.

• eat

• have breakfast

• eating

• ate

Is the verb in this sentence correct? The dog bark at night.

• Yes, the verb is correct as is.

• The correct verb form is 'barking'.

• The dog barked at night.

• No, the correct verb form is 'barks'.

Choose the correct form: I (go/goes) to school by bus.

• gone to school by bus

• go

• goes to school by bus

• going to school by bus

Identify the subject-verb agreement error: The team are winning the game.

• The teams is winning the game.

• The team are wins the game.

• The team is winning the game.

• The team winning the game.

Form a negative sentence: She (not like) broccoli.

• She does not like broccoli.

• She does like broccoli.

• She is not liking broccoli.

• She likes broccoli.

Which sentence uses the simple present correctly? (a) I am happy. (b) I play the piano. (c) I played yesterday.

• I am happy.

• I plays the piano.

• I will play the piano.

• I play the piano.

Fill in the blank with the negative form: He (not watch) TV in the morning.

• He does not watches TV in the morning.

• He does not watch TV in the morning.

• He is not watching TV in the morning.

• He did not watch TV in the morning.