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Simple Present Tense Worksheet

English grammar lesson 11: Simple present tense · Set 164 · 40 questions
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The grammar rule (He, she, it: add -s): Time words: every day, every Sunday, on Saturdays, twice a week, always, usually. He / she / it / one name → verb + s or es (watches, goes, studies). I / you / we / they → the base verb. Questions and “not” use do or does + the base verb: Does she play? He doesn’t play.

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  1. 1.___ my cousins watch a cartoon every day? (a) Does (b) Is (c) Are (d) Do
  2. 2.Aisha ___ for the team on Saturdays. (a) clap (b) clapping (c) claps
  3. 3.The students ___ the train twice a week. (a) takes (b) take (c) taking
  4. 4.You ___ the dog every morning. (a) feeding (b) feeds (c) feed
  5. 5.My cousins ___ carry the bag twice a week. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  6. 6.My brother ___ the dog every Sunday. (a) feed (b) feeds (c) feeding
  7. 7.We ___ buy vegetables twice a week. (a) aren't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  8. 8.Priya ___ plant a tree every Sunday. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  9. 9.Yash ___ lunch every day. (a) bring (b) brings (c) bringing
  10. 10.You ___ a tree twice a week. (a) climbs (b) climbing (c) climb
  11. 11.___ we draw a picture every morning? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Do (d) Does
  12. 12.___ I draw a picture on Saturdays? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Are (d) Is
  13. 13.We ___ watch a cartoon every morning. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  14. 14.We ___ go to school every day. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  15. 15.My parents ___ bring lunch every Sunday. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  16. 16.They ___ the ball every Sunday. (a) throwing (b) throw (c) throws
  17. 17.We ___ a tree every day. (a) climbs (b) climb (c) climbing
  18. 18.My friends ___ the room every morning. (a) cleaning (b) clean (c) cleans
  19. 19.___ Rahul speak Hindi every Sunday? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Is (d) Does
  20. 20.We ___ write a letter every Sunday. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  21. 21.Aditya ___ the bag every Sunday. (a) carrying (b) carries (c) carry
  22. 22.My brother ___ on the stage every morning. (a) dance (b) dancing (c) dances
  23. 23.___ my brother run in the park every day? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Does (d) Do
  24. 24.She ___ cook rice on Saturdays. (a) doesn't (b) isn't (c) don't
  25. 25.___ Diya cook rice every morning? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Does (d) Do
  26. 26.The children ___ Grandma every Sunday. (a) help (b) helps (c) helping
  27. 27.They ___ write a letter twice a week. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  28. 28.___ you draw a picture every Sunday? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Is (d) Does
  29. 29.My brother ___ ride a bicycle on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  30. 30.He ___ win the match every Sunday. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  31. 31.You ___ lunch twice a week. (a) bringing (b) brings (c) bring
  32. 32.___ you clean the room every morning? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  33. 33.He ___ vegetables on Saturdays. (a) buy (b) buying (c) buys
  34. 34.They ___ a bicycle twice a week. (a) riding (b) ride (c) rides
  35. 35.You ___ study science every morning. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  36. 36.___ I climb a tree on Saturdays? (a) Is (b) Does (c) Do (d) Are
  37. 37.Ishaan ___ a cartoon every Sunday. (a) watch (b) watching (c) watches
  38. 38.___ Dev bring lunch every day? (a) Are (b) Do (c) Does (d) Is
  39. 39.Rahul ___ cricket every Sunday. (a) playing (b) plays (c) play
  40. 40.My brother ___ a bicycle every morning. (a) riding (b) ride (c) rides

Answer key

  1. Do
  2. claps
  3. take
  4. feed
  5. don't
  6. feeds
  7. don't
  8. doesn't
  9. brings
  10. climb
  11. Do
  12. Do
  13. don't
  14. don't
  15. don't
  16. throw
  17. climb
  18. clean
  19. Does
  20. don't
  21. carries
  22. dances
  23. Does
  24. doesn't
  25. Does
  26. help
  27. don't
  28. Do
  29. doesn't
  30. doesn't
  31. bring
  32. Do
  33. buys
  34. ride
  35. don't
  36. Do
  37. watches
  38. Does
  39. plays
  40. rides

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