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Present Simple True/False Challenge

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Quick true/false quiz on present simple.

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Present Simple True/False Challenge
 

Present Simple True/False ChallengeOnline version

Quick true/false quiz on present simple.

by Гульнара Савирдинова
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The present simple is used for general truths and facts.

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In the present simple, the third-person singular usually ends with -s or -es.

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The present simple is used to talk about completed past actions.

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The present simple is used to describe routines and habits.

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For I, you, we, and they, the base verb form is used in the present simple.

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We form yes/no questions in the present simple with do/does + subject + base verb.

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The present simple describes actions happening at the moment of speaking.

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Questions in the present simple are formed with 'have' or 'has'.

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In the present simple, the third-person singular always ends with -es.

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Negatives in the present simple are made with 'am not'/'is not'/'are not' for all subjects.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' se escribe en minúsculas.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' se pronuncia con una tilde.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' no lleva acentos.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' significa 'nieto'.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' es un verbo en español.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' tiene más de 10 letras.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' termina con la letra 'o'.

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La palabra 'jinhijo' empieza con la letra 'j'.

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