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Wordwall-style quiz on present simple sentences.

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Wordwall-style quiz on present simple sentences.

by Lurk Soft
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Choose the present simple sentence: She goes to school every day.

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Choose the present simple negative:

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Which is a correct present simple question?

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Identify the correct present simple third person singular:

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Which sentence uses a time adverb 'always'?

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Which sentence is incorrect present simple?

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Correct: present simple with -s for he/she/it.

Use does/doesn't + base form of the verb.

Use do/does + base verb to form questions.

Add -s to the base verb for he/she/it.

Always with present simple for routines.

Subject-verb agreement: he/she/it uses -s; others vary.

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