Present Simple Positive and Negative Worksheets

Present Simple - Affirmative Form

• Expresses habitual actions or general truths.
• Examples include:
  • "I walk"
  • "She eats"
  • "They read"
  • "Ali plays"
  • "We eat"
  • "He walks"
  • "Ali and Salma play"
  • "She reads"

Present Simple - Negative Form

• Used to indicate the absence of an action.
• Formed using "do not" (don't) or "does not" (doesn't).
• Example transformation:
  • "I like football" changes to "I don't like football"
  • Other examples to be rewritten include:
    • "He plays tennis"
    • "She reads books"
    • "We have kites"
    • "I make my bed"
    • "It likes milk"

Key Grammar Points

• "Doesn't" is used with he, she, it.
• "Don't" is used with I, you, we, they.
• Reflects the action or state negated in the present tense.

This quiz focuses on the Present Simple tense, covering both affirmative and negative forms. Participants will match sentences in the positive form and rewrite sentences using 'don't' or 'doesn't'. Test your understanding of basic English grammar with these engaging exercises!