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PRESENT SIMPLE EXERCISE

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This is an exercise to practise present simple tense

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PRESENT SIMPLE EXERCISE
 

PRESENT SIMPLE EXERCISEOnline version

This is an exercise to practise present simple tense

by Ángel Rodríguez
1

Complete with the correct verbal form: I ______________ (eat) pizza on Friday

2

Guess the mistake: My dad is cooking dinner on Sundays

3

Switch to the negative form: I like the pasta that my father cooks

4

Complete with the correct verbal form: She sometimes ______________ (go) to Mario's Restaurant

5

Switch to the interrogative form: Antonio's friend drinks Coke

6

Guess the mistake: He always order the same burger menu at McDonald's

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Order the elements of the sentence: the / serves / food / smile / waitress / The / with / a

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Write a sentence with the present simple that is false for you

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Order the elements of the sentence: restaurant / lunch / We / at / have / the

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Guess the mistake and explain it: The chef don't prepare delicious food here!

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Complete with the correct verbal form: The fast food outlet _____________ (close) at 11 o'clock

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Write a sentence with the present simple that is true for you

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I eat pizza on Friday - This refers to definite routines, that is, frequent actions. They can also be expressed with adverbs of frequency (always, usually, never...)

My dad cooks dinner on Sundays - The present simple is used to emphasize that this is a frequent activity done on Sundays.

I don't like the pasta that my father cooks - With the subject 'I', the auxiliary form of the verb 'do' is don't (do not)

She sometimes goes to Mario's Restaurant - With a 3rd person singular subject, an -s is added to the verbal form.

Does Antonio's friend drink Coke? - With a 3rd person singular subject, only the auxiliary verb goes with -s, so no other verb in the interrogative form goes with -s

He always orders the same burger menu at McDonald's - With a 3rd person singular subject, the verb goes with -s

The waitress is the only subject who can do the action of serving the food with a smile :)

This is up to you. For example, I usually go to the cinema on Fridays (and that is not true) or I don't like football (and this is false)

We have lunch at the restaurant - We can only have a meal in a definite place (the restaurant)

The chef doesn't prepare delicious food here! - With the negative form of the present simple tense, the only element that changes its form is the auxiliary verb (do), the other verb keeps its infinitive form.

The fast food outlet closes at 11 o'clock - With 3rd person singular subjects (in this case, it), the verb goes with -s, but without any auxiliary form

The answer is free. For example, I don't practise sport regularly or I usually watch TV during the afternoons

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