Identify the simple present verb in the sentence: She plays soccer every Saturday.

• plays

• kicks

• jumps

• runs

Formulate an affirmative sentence using the verb 'to read'.

• I read a book every night.

• She reads every day.

• Reading is my favorite hobby.

• I will read a book tomorrow.

Create a negative sentence using the verb 'to eat'.

• I do eat.

• I do not eat.

• I never eat.

• I eat not.

Transform the following into an interrogative sentence: He likes chocolate.

• Does he like chocolate?

• Does he enjoy chocolate?

• He likes chocolate, right?

• Is chocolate liked by him?

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

• goes

• going

• go to

• goed

Identify the simple present verb in the sentence: They walk to the park.

• walk

• play

• jog

• run

Formulate an affirmative sentence using the verb 'to swim'.

• I swim yesterday.

• He swims fast.

• They swimming in the pool.

• I swim every morning.

Create a negative sentence using the verb 'to study'.

• I study not.

• Studying is not my thing.

• I will not study.

• I do not study.

Transform the following into an interrogative sentence: You play the guitar.

• You play the guitar?

• Do you play the guitar?

• Are you playing the guitar?

• Did you play the guitar?

Choose the correct form: The dog (bark/barks) loudly at night.

• bark

• barked

• barking

• barks