Simple Present Tense

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

• runs

• sleeps

• walks

• jumps

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

• I play soccer.

• They playing soccer.

• He plays soccer.

• I played soccer.

Choose the correct form: He (go/goes) to school every day.

• goed

• goes to

• goes

• going

Convert the sentence to simple present: They are eating lunch.

• They eat lunch.

• They will eat lunch.

• They eat lunch now.

• They were eating lunch.

Negate the sentence: She likes ice cream.

• She dislikes ice cream.

• She loves ice cream.

• She likes frozen yogurt.

• She does not like ice cream.

Ask a question in simple present: You (like/likes) pizza?

• Do you like pizza?

• Do you liking pizza?

• You likes pizza?

• Does you like pizza?

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

• bark

• barking

• barks

• barked

Formulate a simple present sentence using the verb 'to read'.

• He reads quickly.

• They read yesterday.

• I read books.

• I reading a book.

Choose the correct form: The cat (sleep/sleeps) on the couch.

• sleeped

• sleept

• sleeps

• sleeping

Convert the sentence to simple present: We are watching a movie.

• We watch a movie.

• We are watching movies.

• We watch movies.

• We watched a movie.