Fun with Present Simple

Form a positive sentence: She (to play) soccer.

• She played soccer.

• She is playing soccer.

• She plays soccer.

• She play soccer.

Use a frequency adverb: I (to go) to the gym on weekends.

• I never go to the gym on weekends.

• I sometimes go to the gym on weekends.

• I often go to the gym on weekends.

• I rarely go to the gym on weekends.

Form a positive sentence: They (to eat) breakfast at 8 AM.

• They will eat breakfast at 8 AM.

• They eat breakfast at 8 AM.

• They are eating breakfast at 8 AM.

• They ate breakfast at 8 AM.

Use a frequency adverb: He (to study) English every day.

• He rarely studies English every day.

• He usually studies English every day.

• He sometimes studies English every week.

• He always studies English every month.

Form a positive sentence: We (to watch) movies on Fridays.

• We watch movies on Fridays.

• We will watch movies on Fridays.

• We watched movies on Fridays.

• We are watching movies on Fridays.

Use a frequency adverb: You (to visit) your grandparents often.

• You never visit your grandparents.

• You sometimes visit your grandparents.

• You often visit your grandparents.

• You visit your grandparents rarely.

Form a positive sentence: The dog (to bark) at strangers.

• The dog is barking at strangers.

• The dog barks to strangers.

• The dog barks at strangers.

• The dog barked at strangers.

Use a frequency adverb: She (to read) books sometimes.

• She reads books sometimes.

• She is reading books sometimes.

• She reads sometimes books.

• She sometimes read books.

Form a positive sentence: My brother (to play) video games after school.

• My brother played video games after school.

• My brother will play video games after school.

• My brother is playing video games after school.

• My brother plays video games after school.

Use a frequency adverb: They (to travel) rarely during winter.

• They often travel during winter.

• They never travel during winter.

• They sometimes travel during winter.

• They rarely travel during winter.