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Simple Present Tense Quiz

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What is the structure of the simple present tense in English?

Verb plus 'S' (correct)

Verb followed by an auxiliary

Base verb without modification

Verb with 'ing'

For what purpose is the simple present tense primarily used?

For predicting future events

For past completed actions

For actions happening now

For habitual actions (correct)

Which auxiliary verb is typically used in questions for the simple present tense?

Has

Does (correct)

Did

What does the presence of 'S' indicate in the verb form in the simple present tense?

<p>Third person singular</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the simple present tense?

<p>He goes to school every day.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Simple Present Tense

Formation: The verb is combined with the auxiliary "S" for third-person singular subjects.
Usage: Commonly indicates habits or routines, such as watching a specific program at regular times.
Questioning and Negation: The auxiliary "DO" is employed in forming questions and negations.

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Test your knowledge of the simple present tense with this quiz. Focus on the structure, usage, and questioning forms involved in everyday situations. Practice identifying the formation and common applications in daily routines.