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Simple Present Tense Worksheet

English grammar lesson 11: Simple present tense · Set 879 · 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.___ he go to school on Saturdays? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Does (d) Is
  2. 2.My friends ___ cricket twice a week. (a) plays (b) playing (c) play
  3. 3.My cousins ___ watch a cartoon every Sunday. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't
  4. 4.My sister ___ feed the dog every day. (a) isn't (b) doesn't (c) don't
  5. 5.We ___ send a message twice a week. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  6. 6.She ___ jog in the park twice a week. (a) don't (b) isn't (c) doesn't
  7. 7.Diya ___ a cap every morning. (a) wear (b) wears (c) wearing
  8. 8.Saanvi ___ carry the bag every day. (a) isn't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  9. 9.I ___ tea every morning. (a) make (b) making (c) makes
  10. 10.You ___ cook rice every day. (a) aren't (b) don't (c) doesn't
  11. 11.You ___ science twice a week. (a) studying (b) studies (c) study
  12. 12.___ Sneha study science on Saturdays? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Do (d) Is
  13. 13.___ she run in the park every morning? (a) Is (b) Does (c) Are (d) Do
  14. 14.Nisha ___ a sandcastle twice a week. (a) builds (b) building (c) build
  15. 15.He ___ carry the bag twice a week. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) isn't
  16. 16.You ___ win the match every day. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  17. 17.___ he play cricket every morning? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  18. 18.We ___ the bag twice a week. (a) carries (b) carry (c) carrying
  19. 19.My sister ___ the dog twice a week. (a) feeds (b) feeding (c) feed
  20. 20.___ I wear a cap every day? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  21. 21.My sister ___ write a letter every day. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  22. 22.My cousins ___ ride a bicycle on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  23. 23.___ she clean the room every day? (a) Are (b) Do (c) Is (d) Does
  24. 24.You ___ make tea on Saturdays. (a) doesn't (b) aren't (c) don't
  25. 25.My cousins ___ the dishes on Saturdays. (a) washing (b) wash (c) washes
  26. 26.We ___ help Grandma twice a week. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
  27. 27.My sister ___ sing a song every morning. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  28. 28.___ she eat a mango every day? (a) Does (b) Is (c) Do (d) Are
  29. 29.___ they tell a story twice a week? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Does (d) Do
  30. 30.___ the students dance on the stage every Sunday? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do (d) Does
  31. 31.She ___ tea on Saturdays. (a) making (b) make (c) makes
  32. 32.He ___ lunch every morning. (a) brings (b) bringing (c) bring
  33. 33.My parents ___ catch the ball on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) aren't
  34. 34.Kabir ___ Hindi every Sunday. (a) speak (b) speaks (c) speaking
  35. 35.___ we fly a kite on Saturdays? (a) Do (b) Are (c) Is (d) Does
  36. 36.My parents ___ a tree every Sunday. (a) plant (b) plants (c) planting
  37. 37.Meera ___ on the stage every morning. (a) dancing (b) dances (c) dance
  38. 38.Rahul ___ throw the ball on Saturdays. (a) don't (b) doesn't (c) isn't
  39. 39.___ he swim in the pool twice a week? (a) Do (b) Is (c) Are (d) Does
  40. 40.I ___ wear a cap on Saturdays. (a) doesn't (b) don't (c) aren't

Answer key

  1. Does
  2. play
  3. don't
  4. doesn't
  5. don't
  6. doesn't
  7. wears
  8. doesn't
  9. make
  10. don't
  11. study
  12. Does
  13. Does
  14. builds
  15. doesn't
  16. don't
  17. Does
  18. carry
  19. feeds
  20. Do
  21. doesn't
  22. don't
  23. Does
  24. don't
  25. wash
  26. don't
  27. doesn't
  28. Does
  29. Do
  30. Do
  31. makes
  32. brings
  33. don't
  34. speaks
  35. Do
  36. plant
  37. dances
  38. doesn't
  39. Does
  40. don't

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