Understanding Simple Present Tense

The simple present tense is primarily used to describe what type of actions?

• Actions happening at this exact moment.

• Actions that will happen in the future.

• Actions that are repeated or habitual.

• Actions that were completed in the past.

How many distinct forms do verbs typically have in the simple present tense?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What factor determines which form of the simple present verb to use in a sentence?

• The object of the sentence.

• The subject of the sentence.

• The adverb used in the sentence.

• The length of the sentence.

Which group of subject pronouns requires the base form of the verb in the simple present tense?

• He, She, It

• I, You, We, They

• He, They, It

• She, We, You

Which group of subject pronouns requires the 'verb + s' form in the simple present tense?

• I, You, We

• He, She, It

• They, We, I

• You, He, She

When the subject of a sentence is a plural noun, what form should the verb take in the simple present tense?

• Verb + s

• Base verb

• Verb + ing

• Past tense

When the subject of a sentence is a singular noun, what form should the verb take in the simple present tense?

• Base verb

• Verb + s

• Verb + ed

• Verb + ing

What verb form is used when the subject is a non-count noun?

• Base verb

• Verb + s

• Verb + ed

• Verb + ing