Simple Present Test
1. _ (study) English every day.
2. We (teach) English.
3. He (pay) me well.
4. Danielle (fly) to Paris once a year.
5. She never (do) her homework
6. This girl always (push) somebody
7. They
(want) to do something special tonight.
8. David never 9. The room (mix) eggs and vinegar together.
(to be) on fire.
10. I usually (help) my mother cook.
11. You still (believe) in Santa Claus.
12. My neighbour 13. My sister (have) a new car (speak) Spanish
14. Frank (go) to work every day.
15. Martha and Paul (swim) twice a week.
16. John never
(leave) the country.
17. Summer (be) hot.
18. He
19.1
20. Stella
(miss) her a lot.
(like) you.
(sing) "Let it go".
Answers
Answer:
study
teach
pays
flies
does
pushs
wants
mixes
helps
believe
speaks
goes
swims
leaves
miss
sings
Answer:
1. I study English everyday.
2. We teach English.
3. He pays me well.
4. Danielle flies to Paris once a year.
5. She never does her homework.
6. This girl always pushes somebody.
7. They want to do something special tonight.
8. David never mixes eggs and vinegar together.
9. The room is on fire.
10. I usually help my mother cook.
11. You still believe in Santa clause.
12. My neighbor has a new car.
13. My sister speaks Spanish.
14. Frank goes to work everyday.
15. Martha and Paul swim twice a week.
16. John never leaves the country.
17. Summer is hot.
18. He misses her a lot.
19. I like you.
20. Stella sings "Let it go".
Explanation:
The verb must always match the subject. So if one person is performing an action then singular verb is used whereas if one than one person is performing an action them plural verb is used.
In the present tense, an "s" is added to the singular verb's. For example - writes, runs, plays, pays, etc. Something that is constant is always written in Present tense.
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