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Simple Present Tense Worksheet

English grammar lesson 11: Simple present tense · Set 208 · 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.The children ___ a cartoon every Sunday. (a) watches (b) watch (c) watching
  2. 2.___ my brother throw the ball every Sunday? (a) Is (b) Do (c) Does (d) Are
  3. 3.You ___ a mango every morning. (a) eats (b) eat (c) eating
  4. 4.We ___ a letter twice a week. (a) writing (b) write (c) writes
  5. 5.___ we help Grandma every Sunday? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  6. 6.___ my cousins eat a mango every morning? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  7. 7.My sister ___ a song every Sunday. (a) sings (b) sing (c) singing
  8. 8.You ___ take the train every Sunday. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  9. 9.He ___ climb a tree twice a week. (a) isn't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  10. 10.___ she cook rice twice a week? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Do (d) Does
  11. 11.___ you speak Hindi every day? (a) Do (b) Does (c) Are (d) Is
  12. 12.Manav ___ wash the dishes twice a week. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  13. 13.My brother ___ cook rice every morning. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  14. 14.She ___ a cake every day. (a) baking (b) bakes (c) bake
  15. 15.You ___ a cartoon twice a week. (a) watches (b) watching (c) watch
  16. 16.He ___ the train every morning. (a) taking (b) take (c) takes
  17. 17.___ he ride a bicycle twice a week? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  18. 18.___ I build a sandcastle every Sunday? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Are (d) Is
  19. 19.Omkar ___ throw the ball every day. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  20. 20.I ___ watch a cartoon on Saturdays. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  21. 21.My sister ___ a bicycle every morning. (a) ride (b) rides (c) riding
  22. 22.My brother ___ a song every day. (a) sings (b) sing (c) singing
  23. 23.They ___ play cricket every Sunday. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  24. 24.They ___ bake a cake every Sunday. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  25. 25.We ___ sing a song on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  26. 26.Kunal ___ a kite every morning. (a) flying (b) fly (c) flies
  27. 27.___ my brother build a sandcastle twice a week? (a) Is (b) Do (c) Are (d) Does
  28. 28.___ they clap for the team on Saturdays? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Do (d) Is
  29. 29.___ my sister build a sandcastle every day? (a) Do (b) Does (c) Are (d) Is
  30. 30.Ananya ___ the dog on Saturdays. (a) feeding (b) feeds (c) feed
  31. 31.___ he draw a picture every morning? (a) Do (b) Is (c) Does (d) Are
  32. 32.He ___ a cartoon on Saturdays. (a) watches (b) watch (c) watching
  33. 33.___ you watch a cartoon twice a week? (a) Do (b) Is (c) Are (d) Does
  34. 34.___ you wash the dishes every Sunday? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  35. 35.They ___ catch the ball on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  36. 36.He ___ a sandcastle every day. (a) building (b) build (c) builds
  37. 37.I ___ ride a bicycle twice a week. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  38. 38.We ___ buy vegetables every day. (a) aren't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  39. 39.___ Rahul jog in the park every Sunday? (a) Are (b) Does (c) Is (d) Do
  40. 40.___ my sister eat a mango every morning? (a) Are (b) Does (c) Do (d) Is

Answer key

  1. watch
  2. Does
  3. eat
  4. write
  5. Do
  6. Do
  7. sings
  8. don't
  9. doesn't
  10. Does
  11. Do
  12. doesn't
  13. doesn't
  14. bakes
  15. watch
  16. takes
  17. Does
  18. Do
  19. doesn't
  20. don't
  21. rides
  22. sings
  23. don't
  24. don't
  25. don't
  26. flies
  27. Does
  28. Do
  29. Does
  30. feeds
  31. Does
  32. watches
  33. Do
  34. Do
  35. don't
  36. builds
  37. don't
  38. don't
  39. Does
  40. Does

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