SIMPLE PRESENT AFFIRMATIVE-NEGATIVE- INTERROGATIVE

Front

It ............ a lot in Britain.

Back

Correct answer: rains.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'rains' because it fits the structure of the sentence, indicating a habitual action. In British English, we say 'It rains a lot' to express that rain occurs frequently.

Front

I ........ pizza very much.

Back

doesn't like

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'doesn't like' because the sentence indicates a negative sentiment towards pizza. The other options do not fit grammatically or contextually.

Front

I........... English very well.

Back

don't speak

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "don't speak" because it uses the contraction for "do not" in the present simple tense, which is appropriate for the subject "I." The other options are grammatically incorrect for this context.

Front

My sister ............. to the cinema very often.

Back

doesn't go

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "doesn't go" because it uses the negative form of the verb for third-person singular (my sister). The other options are either incorrect forms or do not fit the sentence structure.

Front

They always ........... TV in the evening.

Back

Correct answer: watch

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'watch' because the subject 'They' is plural. In present simple tense, plural subjects use the base form of the verb, which is 'watch'.

Front

The banks .............. on Sundays.

Back

don't open

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "don't open" because "banks" is plural. In English, we use "do not" (contracted to "don't") with plural subjects, while "doesn't" is used with singular subjects.

Front

My sister ............... in London.

Back

Correct answer: lives

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'lives' because it agrees with the singular subject 'sister'. The verb 'live' needs to be in the third person singular form, which is 'lives', to match the subject in the present tense.

Front

Classmate knows the answer?

Back

Yes, he does.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Yes, he does.' because it directly confirms that the classmate knows the answer, using the appropriate pronoun 'he' to refer to the classmate.

Front

Students' understanding of the lesson?

Back

Correct answer: Do

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Do' because it correctly forms the question in the present tense, asking if the students understand the lesson. 'Does' is incorrect as it is used with singular subjects.

Front

Our teacher .......... English twice a week.

Back

Correct answer: teaches

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'teaches' because it agrees with the singular subject 'Our teacher' and indicates a regular action, fitting the context of the sentence about teaching English twice a week.