Present Simple Tense Quiz

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Which sentence correctly uses the Present Simple tense to express a regular action?

I go to the gym twice a week. (correct)
She eat breakfast at 7 AM.
He doesn't likes to run every morning.
They watch movies on Fridays.

What is the correct negative form for the sentence 'He plays soccer'?

He don’t plays soccer.
He doesn’t play soccer. (correct)
He isn’t play soccer.
He not play soccer.

Which of the following sentences is an example of a fixed schedule using Present Simple?

I usually wake up at 6:30 AM.
They are visiting friends this weekend.
She is going to the store at 3 PM.
The classes start every day at 9 AM. (correct)

Which time expression is commonly used with Present Simple tense?

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Which sentence correctly formulates a question in the Present Simple tense?

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Flashcards

Present Simple - Regular Actions

Used for describing repeated actions or habits that happen regularly.

Present Simple - Facts/General Truths

Used to describe things that are always true or unchanging facts.

Present Simple - Timetables/Schedules

Used to describe fixed schedules or timetables for events or services.

Present Simple - Affirmative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)

For he, she, and it, add -s or -es to the base verb.

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Present Simple - Negative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)

Use "does not" (doesn't) before the base verb for 'he', 'she', and 'it'.

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Study Notes

Present Simple Tense

Used for regular actions or habits
- Example: I go to school every day.
Used for facts and general truths
- Example: The Earth orbits the Sun.
Used for timetables and fixed schedules
- Example: The train leaves at 6 PM.

Forming Affirmative Sentences

Subject + base verb (no changes):
- Example: I/You/We/They + base verb
Subject + base verb with -s/-es:
- Example: He/She/It + base verb + -s/-es
  - Example: She reads books every evening.

Forming Negative Sentences

Subject + do not (don't) + base verb:
- Example: I/You/We/They + do not + base verb
  - Example: I don't like fish.
Subject + does not (doesn't) + base verb:
- Example: He/She/It + does not + base verb
  - Example: He doesn't watch TV

Forming Questions

Do + Subject + base verb?
- Example: Do you play the guitar?
Does + Subject + base verb?
- Example: Does he/she/it + base verb?

Time Expressions Used with Present Simple

Always, often, sometimes, usually, never.
Every day, every week, every month
On Mondays, in the mornings.

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Test your understanding of the Present Simple tense in English. This quiz covers its uses, formation of affirmative, negative sentences, and how to form questions. Perfect for learners looking to master this essential verb tense.