Present Simple Tense Practice

This video lesson on the Sparkle English channel covers the use of the present simple tense in English, focusing on forming negative and interrogative sentences. The instructor reviews when to use the present simple tense, explains how to form negative statements and questions, and provides practice exercises. The lesson includes sentence correction and practice changing sentences to the negative form. The video concludes with a prompt to subscribe for more lessons.

What is the focus of today's lesson?

• Future simple tense

• Present simple tense in affirmative form

• Past simple tense

• Present simple tense in negative and interrogative forms

When do we use the present simple tense?

• For actions happening now

• For actions that will happen in the future

• For actions that are always true

• For actions that happened in the past

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence in present simple?

• They does not like apples.

• She do not like apples.

• I do not likes apples.

• He does not like apples.

How do you form a question in the present simple tense?

• By adding 'do' or 'does' at the beginning

• By adding 'will' at the beginning

• By adding 'is' at the beginning

• By adding 'did' at the beginning

Which sentence is correct in the negative form?

• The students doesn't listen to their teacher.

• Karen doesn't know how to swim.

• She don't like traveling.

• I doesn't drink coffee.

What is the correct short answer to the question 'Do you eat seafood?'

• No, I doesn't.

• Yes, I do.

• Yes, I does.

• No, I do.

In the conversation example, why does the person not want to go on a date?

• They don't like the person.

• They are busy.

• They have a boyfriend.

• They are not interested in dating.

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Do Jason and Tina want to come?

• Does she like pizza?

• You doesn't live in Texas.

• She doesn't go to my school.

How would you change 'Matthew watches football every evening' to negative?

• Matthew don't watches football every evening.

• Matthew don't watch football every evening.

• Matthew doesn't watches football every evening.

• Matthew doesn't watch football every evening.

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