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Present Simple Tense Quiz

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Which of the following is a correct sentence in the present simple tense?

He eats breakfast every morning. (correct)

They have been studying for the exam.

I will go to the party tomorrow.

She is going to the store yesterday.

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence in the present simple tense?

He has finished his work.

They are playing soccer right now.

I am not going to the gym today.

She doesn't like pizza. (correct)

Which of the following is a correct question in the present simple tense?

Does he is playing tennis?

Are you going to the party? (correct)

I am studying for the exam.

She has finished her homework.

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Grammar Rules: Present Simple Tense

Identifying correct sentences in the present simple tense is crucial in English grammar.
A correct sentence in the present simple tense is needed to be found.
A negative sentence in the present simple tense also needs to be identified.
Additionally, a correct question in the present simple tense is required to be recognized.

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Test your knowledge of the present simple tense with this quiz! Identify correct sentences, negative sentences, and questions in the present simple tense. Perfect for improving your grammar skills!