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What is the main use of the Present Simple tense?
What is the main use of the Present Simple tense?
Which of the following is the correct structure for a negative Present Simple sentence?
Which of the following is the correct structure for a negative Present Simple sentence?
Identify the correct interrogative form in Present Simple.
Identify the correct interrogative form in Present Simple.
Which sentence correctly uses the Present Simple tense for a daily routine?
Which sentence correctly uses the Present Simple tense for a daily routine?
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In which situation is Present Simple commonly applied?
In which situation is Present Simple commonly applied?
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Study Notes
Present Simple Overview
- Utilized to express habits, facts, and regular occurrences.
- Describes situations that are always true or universally valid.
- Employed for discussing current events, particularly daily routines and activities.
- Commonly indicates future plans and arrangements.
Structure of Present Simple Tense
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Affirmative Sentences:
- Formed by using the subject followed directly by the infinitive form of the verb.
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Negative Sentences:
- Constructed with the subject, followed by "do/does" + "not" + infinitive.
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Interrogative Sentences:
- Initiated with "do/does," followed by the subject and the infinitive.
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Negative Interrogative Sentences:
- Combination of "do/does," the subject, "not," and the infinitive.
Examples of Present Simple
- "I work in an office." (Affirmative)
- "He lives in London." (Affirmative)
- "She drives to work every day." (Affirmative)
- "We have dinner at 7 pm." (Affirmative)
- "They watch TV every night." (Affirmative)
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Description
This quiz focuses on the Present Simple tense used in English. Participants will learn about its structure, usage in daily routines, habits, and future plans. Test your knowledge of affirmative and negative sentence formations.
