Quiz: Simple Present


Simple PresentOnline version Quiz on simple present. by Karen Rojas 1 Which sentence is in the simple present? a He will walk to school tomorrow. b He walks to school every day. c He walked to school yesterday. d He is walking to school every day. 2 Choose the correct third-person singular form for 'to eat' in the simple present. a eat b eats c eated d eating 3 Complete with proper simple present for habitual action: 'They ___ coffee in the morning.' a drinks b drink c drank d drinking 4 Which sentence is negative in the simple present? a She liked apples. b She will like apples. c She doesn't like apples. d She likes apples. 5 Form a question in simple present from 'You work here.' a Does you work here? b Are you work here? c Do you work here? d You do work here? 6 Where is the adverb placed correctly in simple present? a She goes to the gym always. b Always she goes to the gym. c She always goes to the gym. d She goes always to the gym. 7 Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement for 'he' in simple present? a He going to school. b He goed to school. c He goes to school. d He go to school. 8 Identify the incorrect sentence in simple present: a The dogs barks loudly. b The dog barks loudly. c The dogs bark loudly. d Dogs bark loudly. 9 Which sentence is in the simple present? a They are playing soccer on weekends. b They played soccer on weekends. c They play soccer on weekends. d They will play soccer on weekends. 10 Fill the blank with the correct form: 'My brother ___ to work by bus.' a goes b goed c going d go Explicación 1 The first sentence uses the base verb with -s for he/she/it, typical of simple present. 2 In third-person singular, most verbs add -s or -es; 'eat' becomes 'eats'. 3 Subjects like they use the base form; 'drinks' is for he/she/it. 4 Uses does not + base verb to form negative in simple present. 5 Invert subject and auxiliary 'do' to form a question. 6 Adverbs of frequency like always usually come before the main verb. 7 With he/she/it, add -s to the verb: 'go' → 'goes'. 8 Subject-verb agreement: plural 'dogs' requires 'bark'. 9 Simple present: present, habitual action; others show progressive, future, or past. 10 For he/she/it in simple present, use verb + -s: 'goes'.

1

Which sentence is in the simple present?

a

He will walk to school tomorrow.

b

He walks to school every day.

c

He walked to school yesterday.

d

He is walking to school every day.

2

Choose the correct third-person singular form for 'to eat' in the simple present.

a

eat

b

eats

c

eated

d

eating

3

Complete with proper simple present for habitual action: 'They ___ coffee in the morning.'

a

drinks

b

drink

c

drank

d

drinking

4

Which sentence is negative in the simple present?

a

She liked apples.

b

She will like apples.

c

She doesn't like apples.

d

She likes apples.

5

Form a question in simple present from 'You work here.'

a

Does you work here?

b

Are you work here?

c

Do you work here?

d

You do work here?

6

Where is the adverb placed correctly in simple present?

a

She goes to the gym always.

b

Always she goes to the gym.

c

She always goes to the gym.

d

She goes always to the gym.

7

Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement for 'he' in simple present?

a

He going to school.

b

He goed to school.

c

He goes to school.

d

He go to school.

8

Identify the incorrect sentence in simple present:

a

The dogs barks loudly.

b

The dog barks loudly.

c

The dogs bark loudly.

d

Dogs bark loudly.

9

Which sentence is in the simple present?

a

They are playing soccer on weekends.

b

They played soccer on weekends.

c

They play soccer on weekends.

d

They will play soccer on weekends.

10

Fill the blank with the correct form: 'My brother ___ to work by bus.'

a

goes

b

goed

c

going

d

go

Explicación

1

The first sentence uses the base verb with -s for he/she/it, typical of simple present.

2

In third-person singular, most verbs add -s or -es; 'eat' becomes 'eats'.

3

Subjects like they use the base form; 'drinks' is for he/she/it.

4

Uses does not + base verb to form negative in simple present.

5

Invert subject and auxiliary 'do' to form a question.

6

Adverbs of frequency like always usually come before the main verb.

7

With he/she/it, add -s to the verb: 'go' → 'goes'.

8

Subject-verb agreement: plural 'dogs' requires 'bark'.

9

Simple present: present, habitual action; others show progressive, future, or past.

10

For he/she/it in simple present, use verb + -s: 'goes'.

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Simple PresentOnline version

by Karen Rojas

Which sentence is in the simple present?

Choose the correct third-person singular form for 'to eat' in the simple present.

Complete with proper simple present for habitual action: 'They ___ coffee in the morning.'

Which sentence is negative in the simple present?

Form a question in simple present from 'You work here.'

Where is the adverb placed correctly in simple present?

Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement for 'he' in simple present?

Identify the incorrect sentence in simple present:

Which sentence is in the simple present?

Fill the blank with the correct form: 'My brother ___ to work by bus.'

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