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Present simple basics

by Eman Barakat
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She _____ to the gym every morning.

2

I _____ coffee in the morning.

3

They _____ to school by bus.

4

What time _____ you usually wake up?

5

He _____ a book every week.

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We _____ to the music, not sing along.

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The cat _____ on the sofa.

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Do you _____ tea or coffee?

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My brother _____ to win the race.

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They _____ in the park every Sunday.

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Correct: third-person singular uses -s. 'She goes to the gym.'

Correct: with I/you/we/they use the base form. 'I drink coffee.'

Correct: plural subject take the base form. 'They go to school by bus.'

Correct: for 'you', we use 'do' in questions.

Correct: third-person singular uses -s. 'He reads a book.'

Correct: present simple for ongoing action here uses base form.

Correct: 'The cat sleeps on the sofa.'

Correct: base form after 'do' in questions.

Correct: third-person singular uses -s.

Correct: plural subject uses base form 'play'.

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