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Simple Present Quick Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the simple present tense.

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Simple Present Quick Quiz
 

Simple Present Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of the simple present tense.

by Yohana
1

In questions, you always use the auxiliary 'do' or 'does' at the end.

2

The correct question form is verb + subject + rest.

3

For he/they, you add -s to the verb.

4

In the simple present, he plays tennis on Sundays.

5

For I, you, we, and they, the base form of the verb is used without -s.

6

You always use the -ing form in the simple present.

7

For he, she, or it, you add -s or -es to the base form (e.g., she watches).

8

The negative form is made with do not + base verb (I do not like).

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The simple present is used only for actions completed in the past.

10

The simple present is used for routines and habits.

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