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Simple Present Tense Worksheet

English grammar lesson 11: Simple present tense · Set 770 · 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.___ we build a sandcastle twice a week? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Are (d) Is
  2. 2.She ___ eat a mango twice a week. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  3. 3.Ananya ___ play cricket every Sunday. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  4. 4.My sister ___ a tree on Saturdays. (a) plant (b) planting (c) plants
  5. 5.My brother ___ the room twice a week. (a) clean (b) cleaning (c) cleans
  6. 6.I ___ buy vegetables on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  7. 7.___ we send a message every Sunday? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Are (d) Is
  8. 8.We ___ a cap on Saturdays. (a) wearing (b) wear (c) wears
  9. 9.I ___ on the stage every morning. (a) dance (b) dances (c) dancing
  10. 10.You ___ buy vegetables every morning. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  11. 11.___ I eat a mango every Sunday? (a) Does (b) Is (c) Are (d) Do
  12. 12.Dev ___ carry the bag every day. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  13. 13.You ___ wash the dishes every day. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  14. 14.I ___ a sandcastle every morning. (a) build (b) builds (c) building
  15. 15.She ___ wash the dishes on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  16. 16.We ___ in the park every day. (a) runs (b) running (c) run
  17. 17.My parents ___ carry the bag every morning. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  18. 18.___ my sister eat a mango twice a week? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Does (d) Is
  19. 19.___ they watch a cartoon every morning? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Is (d) Does
  20. 20.Priya ___ a tree every Sunday. (a) climbs (b) climbing (c) climb
  21. 21.She ___ wear a cap every day. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  22. 22.___ you fly a kite twice a week? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Does (d) Do
  23. 23.___ he jog in the park every morning? (a) Is (b) Are (c) Does (d) Do
  24. 24.My brother ___ throw the ball every morning. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  25. 25.My sister ___ the dog every Sunday. (a) feed (b) feeds (c) feeding
  26. 26.___ my brother bake a cake on Saturdays? (a) Do (b) Is (c) Does (d) Are
  27. 27.She ___ study science on Saturdays. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  28. 28.___ they cook rice twice a week? (a) Is (b) Do (c) Are (d) Does
  29. 29.He ___ cricket twice a week. (a) playing (b) plays (c) play
  30. 30.My cousins ___ a cake on Saturdays. (a) bakes (b) bake (c) baking
  31. 31.You ___ sing a song twice a week. (a) aren't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  32. 32.___ we clap for the team twice a week? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Do (d) Is
  33. 33.I ___ dance on the stage every Sunday. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  34. 34.She ___ in the park on Saturdays. (a) jogging (b) jog (c) jogs
  35. 35.They ___ study science every day. (a) aren't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  36. 36.My sister ___ climb a tree every day. (a) doesn't (b) isn't (c) don't
  37. 37.___ they study science every Sunday? (a) Does (b) Do (c) Is (d) Are
  38. 38.He ___ the ball on Saturdays. (a) catches (b) catching (c) catch
  39. 39.Pooja ___ study science twice a week. (a) isn't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  40. 40.You ___ tell a story twice a week. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't

Answer key

  1. Do
  2. doesn't
  3. doesn't
  4. plants
  5. cleans
  6. don't
  7. Do
  8. wear
  9. dance
  10. don't
  11. Do
  12. doesn't
  13. don't
  14. build
  15. doesn't
  16. run
  17. don't
  18. Does
  19. Do
  20. climbs
  21. doesn't
  22. Do
  23. Does
  24. doesn't
  25. feeds
  26. Does
  27. doesn't
  28. Do
  29. plays
  30. bake
  31. don't
  32. Do
  33. don't
  34. jogs
  35. don't
  36. doesn't
  37. Do
  38. catches
  39. doesn't
  40. don't

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