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Simple Present Tense Worksheet

English grammar lesson 11: Simple present tense · Set 498 · 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.Vivaan ___ bake a cake every morning. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  2. 2.___ we speak Hindi every day? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Do (d) Does
  3. 3.___ you jog in the park every day? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Is (d) Do
  4. 4.Kavya ___ the match on Saturdays. (a) wins (b) winning (c) win
  5. 5.___ she swim in the pool twice a week? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  6. 6.My brother ___ plant a tree twice a week. (a) isn't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  7. 7.___ I throw the ball twice a week? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  8. 8.___ you throw the ball on Saturdays? (a) Does (b) Is (c) Are (d) Do
  9. 9.___ you study science on Saturdays? (a) Are (b) Does (c) Do (d) Is
  10. 10.The children ___ sing a song every Sunday. (a) aren't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  11. 11.Myra ___ a song twice a week. (a) singing (b) sings (c) sing
  12. 12.We ___ clean the room every Sunday. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  13. 13.My cousins ___ the match every morning. (a) winning (b) win (c) wins
  14. 14.___ I write a letter twice a week? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Is (d) Are
  15. 15.Rahul ___ a cap on Saturdays. (a) wearing (b) wears (c) wear
  16. 16.We ___ the bag every Sunday. (a) carry (b) carrying (c) carries
  17. 17.___ my brother wear a cap every Sunday? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Is (d) Do
  18. 18.We ___ watch a cartoon every day. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  19. 19.___ my sister carry the bag twice a week? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  20. 20.My brother ___ the bag every Sunday. (a) carrying (b) carries (c) carry
  21. 21.The students ___ on the stage every day. (a) dances (b) dancing (c) dance
  22. 22.My sister ___ sing a song twice a week. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  23. 23.My sister ___ plant a tree every Sunday. (a) isn't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  24. 24.Ishaan ___ the ball every Sunday. (a) throw (b) throws (c) throwing
  25. 25.He ___ drink milk every day. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  26. 26.They ___ milk every Sunday. (a) drink (b) drinking (c) drinks
  27. 27.You ___ send a message every day. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  28. 28.She ___ speak Hindi every morning. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  29. 29.The children ___ Hindi on Saturdays. (a) speaks (b) speak (c) speaking
  30. 30.___ you help Grandma twice a week? (a) Does (b) Is (c) Do (d) Are
  31. 31.___ Rohan swim in the pool every morning? (a) Is (b) Do (c) Are (d) Does
  32. 32.He ___ eat a mango on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  33. 33.My sister ___ milk twice a week. (a) drinks (b) drink (c) drinking
  34. 34.We ___ in the park twice a week. (a) jogs (b) jog (c) jogging
  35. 35.___ you watch a cartoon every Sunday? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  36. 36.They ___ clean the room every day. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  37. 37.___ we draw a picture twice a week? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Are (d) Is
  38. 38.You ___ wash the dishes every day. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  39. 39.He ___ swim in the pool on Saturdays. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  40. 40.___ Zoya catch the ball every Sunday? (a) Is (b) Does (c) Are (d) Do

Answer key

  1. doesn't
  2. Do
  3. Do
  4. wins
  5. Does
  6. doesn't
  7. Do
  8. Do
  9. Do
  10. don't
  11. sings
  12. don't
  13. win
  14. Do
  15. wears
  16. carry
  17. Does
  18. don't
  19. Does
  20. carries
  21. dance
  22. doesn't
  23. doesn't
  24. throws
  25. doesn't
  26. drink
  27. don't
  28. doesn't
  29. speak
  30. Do
  31. Does
  32. doesn't
  33. drinks
  34. jog
  35. Do
  36. don't
  37. Do
  38. don't
  39. doesn't
  40. Does

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