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Simple Present Tense Challenge

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Quiz on simple present tense basics.

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Simple Present Tense Challenge
 

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Quiz on simple present tense basics.

by Dorkas Soba
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Third person singular adds -s or -es to the verb in the present.

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The base form of most verbs is used with I, you, we, they.

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The simple present tense describes actions that happened before now.

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The simple present tense describes habitual actions.

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In questions, do/does come before the subject.

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Adverbs like always, often, and never are common with the simple present.

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All verbs add -ing when in the simple present.

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The sentence 'She walk to school' uses the simple present.

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In negative sentences, there is no auxiliary verb in the simple present.

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For he/she/it, verbs always end with -ed in the present tense.

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