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WorksheetsPresent simple: uses
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 10mins
"He reads every day."
The above sentence is a:
permanent situation
state, feeling or sense
habit, routine or repeated action
timetabled or planned event
"Sebastian Vettel leaves Ferrari."
The above sentence is a:
joke or anecdote
newspaper headline
live commentary
habit, routine or repeated action
"Kung Fu lessons on Mondays and Wednesday at 6 p.m."
The above sentence is:
something done on certain days
a planned event
something believed to be true
permanent situations
Present simple describes:
habits and routines
past events
things that are happening now
facts
talk about future events
"I feel sad about COVID-19 deaths."
The above sentence is a:
habit or routine
newspaper headline
planned or timetabled event
state, sense or feeling
Present simple is always used to talk about events that happen now.
True
False
The third-person singular isn't conjugated by adding "s" at the end.
True
False
"I do the groceries on Sundays."
The above sentence is a:
fact
state, feeling or sense
repeated action
habit or routine
The present simple describes things we think of as generally true and unlimited in time (without a beginning or and ending). So, it can actually refer to the past, present and future.
False
True
Habits, routines and repeated actions:
happen now
happened in the past and now
happened in the past, happen now and will probably happen in the future
happen now and will probably happen in the future
"This tea tastes funny."
The above sentence:
happens now and it happened in the past
happened in the past, it happens now and it will probably happen in the future
is a repeated action
happens around now
"The bus arrives at 8 a.m."
The above statement:
happens now (present)
will happen (future)
happened (past)
always happens (repeated event)
"When he arrives, I leave."
The sentence above is in the:
present
future
past
"If babies are hungry, they cry."
The sentence above:
happens now
happened in the past
will happen in the future
always happens
The dog ______.
to bark = latir
barks
bark
He _______ to the supermarket.
go
goes
to go
don't go
Third-person singular is conjugated by adding "s", "es" and "ies".
True
False
