🔍 Activity: Spot the Correct Rules – Simple Present

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Read the following 8 rules. Four of them are correct, and four are incorrect. Decide which ones are true and which ones are false. Be ready to explain wh

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Froggy Jumps 🔍 Activity: Spot the Correct Rules – Simple PresentOnline version Instructions for students: Read the following 8 rules. Four of them are correct, and four are incorrect. Decide which ones are true and which ones are false. Be ready to explain wh by Royner Villalobos 1 We add -s or -es to the verb when the subject is he, she, or it. a True b False c 2 We always add -ing to the verb in the simple present. a True b False c 3 To form negative sentences, we use do not (don’t) or does not (doesn’t) + base verb. a True b False c 4 In negative sentences, we say He don’t play for third-person subjects. a True b False c 5 In yes/no questions, we start with Do or Does, followed by the subject and the base verb. a True b False c 6 Questions in simple present never use do/does. a True b False c 7 The base form of the verb is used after do/does in questions and negatives. a True b False c 8 "Does she likes music?" is correct because she is third person. a True b False c 9 We use the simple present to talk about habits and routines. a True b False c 10 You must always use “is” or “are” in simple present sentences. a True b False c 11 In negative sentences with he/she/it, the verb does not take -s because “does” already carries the tense. a True b False c 12 In simple present questions, the verb takes -s after does (e.g., Does he walks to school?). a True b False c

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🔍 Activity: Spot the Correct Rules – Simple PresentOnline version

Instructions for students: Read the following 8 rules. Four of them are correct, and four are incorrect. Decide which ones are true and which ones are false. Be ready to explain wh

by Royner Villalobos

We add -s or -es to the verb when the subject is he, she, or it.

True

False

We always add -ing to the verb in the simple present.

True

False

To form negative sentences, we use do not (don’t) or does not (doesn’t) + base verb.

True

False

In negative sentences, we say He don’t play for third-person subjects.

True

False

In yes/no questions, we start with Do or Does, followed by the subject and the base verb.

True

False

Questions in simple present never use do/does.

True

False

The base form of the verb is used after do/does in questions and negatives.

True

False

"Does she likes music?" is correct because she is third person.

True

False

We use the simple present to talk about habits and routines.

True

False

You must always use “is” or “are” in simple present sentences.

True

False

In negative sentences with he/she/it, the verb does not take -s because “does” already carries the tense.

True

False

In simple present questions, the verb takes -s after does (e.g., Does he walks to school?).

True

False

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🔍 Activity: Spot the Correct Rules – Simple Present

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🔍 Activity: Spot the Correct Rules – Simple PresentOnline version

by Royner Villalobos

We add -s or -es to the verb when the subject is he, she, or it.

We always add -ing to the verb in the simple present.

To form negative sentences, we use do not (don’t) or does not (doesn’t) + base verb.

In negative sentences, we say He don’t play for third-person subjects.

In yes/no questions, we start with Do or Does, followed by the subject and the base verb.

Questions in simple present never use do/does.

The base form of the verb is used after do/does in questions and negatives.

"Does she likes music?" is correct because she is third person.

We use the simple present to talk about habits and routines.

You must always use “is” or “are” in simple present sentences.

In negative sentences with he/she/it, the verb does not take -s because “does” already carries the tense.

In simple present questions, the verb takes -s after does (e.g., Does he walks to school?).

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