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Do You Know Your Present Simple? Jenny Quezada

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This quiz tests your knowledge of Present Simple tense in English.
Topics covered: affirmative sentences, negative sentences, yes/no
questions, habits, routines, facts, and general truths.
level Beginner - A1/A2

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This quiz tests your knowledge of Present Simple tense in English. Topics covered: affirmative sentences, negative sentences, yes/no questions, habits, routines, facts, and general truths. level Beginner - A1/A2

by JENNY MARILU QUEZADA SANCHEZ
1

What is the correct form of the verb for "She ___ coffee every morning"?

2

Choose the correct NEGATIVE sentence:

3

Which question is grammatically correct?

4

My dog ___ every time someone knocks on the door.

5

Which word tells you the sentence is in Present Simple? "We visit our grandparents ___."

6

The students ___ their homework before dinner.

7

___ your teacher explain the lessons clearly?

8

Which sentence describes a FACT or general truth?

9

My sister ___ yoga three times a week to stay healthy.

10

Choose the sentence that uses Present Simple CORRECTLY

Explicación

"She" is third person singular (he/she/it). In Present Simple, we always add -S or -ES to the verb. drink → drinks. Remember: I/You/We/They + verb base. He/She/It + verb+s

For negatives: I/You/We/They + DON'T + verb base. He/She/It + DOESN'T + verb base. "She don't" and "They doesn't" are always wrong — never mix them up!

"Your brothers" = They = plural → use DO. After DO/DOES the verb always goes in base form, no -S. "Does he plays" is wrong → correct form: "Does he play?"

"My dog" = It = third person singular → verb + S. This is a habitual action (every time), which confirms we use Present Simple. bark → barks.

"The students" = They = plural → NO -S on the verb. finish stays as finish. Only he/she/it gets the -S ending. Also, "to finish" is an infinitive, not a conjugated form.

Present Simple is used for facts and general truths that are always true. "The sun rises in the east" is a scientific fact → Present Simple. The other options use continuous, past, and future forms.

"My sister" = She = third person singular → verb + S. practice → practices. Note: verbs ending in -ce also just add -S, not -ES. "Three times a week" confirms it's a routine = Present Simple

Option D is correct: "Our professor" = He/She → arrives ✅ (verb+S) + "always" = frequency adverb = Present Simple habit. All other options mix up DO/DOES or forget the -S rule.

 
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