Present Simple Tense Practice

The video tutorial titled 'Bridging the Gap' focuses on revising the use of the present simple tense. It covers the formation of questions and answers, both affirmative and negative, using the present simple. The lesson includes examples, rules, and practice exercises to reinforce understanding. Students are encouraged to practice speaking with a partner to apply what they've learned. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to identify and use the present simple tense effectively in both written and spoken forms.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Past tense usage

• Future tense usage

• Present simple tense

• Present continuous tense

By the end of the lesson, what should students be able to do?

• Identify past tense verbs

• Use present simple in speaking

• Form future tense questions

• Write complex sentences

Which of the following sentences is in the present simple tense?

• They pray every day.

• They are praying every day.

• They prayed every day.

• They will pray every day.

What is the auxiliary verb used in the question 'Do they pray every day?'

• Do

• Does

• Are

• Did

In the question 'Does she eat candy?', what is the main verb?

• Candy

• She

• Eat

• Does

How does an affirmative answer typically start?

• Not sure

• Yes

• Maybe

• No

What is the correct negative answer to 'Does she eat candy?'

• No, she does.

• Yes, she doesn't.

• Yes, she does.

• No, she doesn't.

Which pronoun is used in the question 'Do you play football?'

• They

• He

• You

• She

What is the correct affirmative answer to 'Do you play football?'

• Yes, I do.

• No, I don't.

• Yes, I doesn't.

• No, I does.

In the question 'Does he sleep early?', what is the correct negative answer?

• No, he does.

• Yes, he doesn't.

• No, he doesn't.

• Yes, he does.