Present Simple Forms

Form an affirmative sentence: She (to play) soccer on Tuesdays.

• plaies

• play

• plays

• doesn't play

Form a negative sentence: They (to have) breakfast on Monday.

• doesn't have

• have

• do not

• don't have

Form an interrogative sentence: (he/to go) to school every day?

• Does he ...

• Goes he ....

• Does he go ...

• He does go ...

Transform to negative: I like ice cream.

• I don't like ice cream.

• I doesn't ice cream.

• I not like ice cream.

• I do like ice cream.

Transform to affirmative: They do not watch TV at night.

• They watch TV at night.

• They do watch TV at night.

• They not watch TV at night.

• They never watch TV at night.

Form an affirmative sentence: We (to study) Math on Mondays at school.

• studies

• study

• are study

• do study

Form an interrogative sentence: (you/to like) spinach?

• Do you like.. ?

• Like you.. ?

• Are you like.. ?

• You do like.. ?

Form a negative sentence: She (to read) a book.

• don't read

• not read

• is not read

• doesn't read

Transform to affirmative: He usually doesn't play the guitar.

• He usually does play the guitar.

• He usually plays the guitar.

• He plays usually the guitar.

• He usually does not play the guitar.

Transform to interrogative: They do not swim at the weekend.

• Do they swims at the weekend?

• Do swim at the weekend?

• Swim they at the weekend?

• Do they swim at the weekend?