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WorksheetsGrammar Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 42mins
When to use the present simple?
To express habits and routines.
To talk about general facts.
To give instructions.
To express emotions.
How to form the present simple?
Subject + verb + I/You/We/They live here.
Subject + verb + He/She/It lives here.
Subject + verb + I/You/We/They don’t live here.
Subject + verb + He/She/It doesn’t live here.
What is the third person singular rule?
The verb always ends in -s.
The verb always ends in -es.
The verb does not change.
The verb changes to -ies.
What is the irregular form of the verb 'to be'?
I am hungry.
He is hungry.
You are hungry.
They are hungry.
What is the irregular form of the verb 'to have'?
I have a car.
He has a car.
You have a car.
They have a car.
When to use the present continuous?
To talk about actions happening now.
To talk about temporary actions.
To talk about changes and trends.
To talk about regular habits.
How to form the present continuous?
Subject + to be + -ing.
Subject + verb + -ing.
Subject + have + -ing.
Subject + to be + verb.
What are state verbs?
Verbs that are not usually used in the present continuous.
Verbs that always use the present continuous.
Verbs that change meaning in different tenses.
Verbs that are always regular.
What do you prefer to eat, meat or fish?
Meat
Fish
Where did I/you/he/she/it/we/they live?
Was she waiting for the parcel for a long time?
Where will you go on your next holiday?
Are you meeting Paul for a drink after work?
Can you come here please?
Could you turn on the light please?
Can you complete this report today?
Are you able to swim?
Should I invite Tom to the meeting?
Do I have to start work at 9am every day?
You must email him today.
You should be careful with your bag on the metro.
What is the negative form of the present simple?
Subject + do not + verb.
Subject + does not + verb.
Subject + not + verb.
Subject + is not + verb.
What are examples of time expressions used with the present simple?
Now, currently, at the moment.
Every day, usually, often.
Yesterday, last week, tomorrow.
Always, sometimes, never.
How to form questions in the present simple?
Do + subject + verb?
Does + subject + verb?
Is + subject + verb?
Are + subject + verb?
