Present Simple Grammar

Change the following sentence into a negative: She plays tennis every Sunday.

• She isn't playing tennis every Sunday.

• She never plays tennis every Sunday.

• She does not play tennis every Sunday.

• She doesn't play tennis every Sunday.

Form a question using the given sentence: They watch TV in the evening.

• Do they play outside?

• Do they watch TV?

• Do they eat dinner?

• Do they sleep?

Make the sentence negative: He eats vegetables for dinner.

• He always eats vegetables for dinner.

• He never eats vegetables for dinner.

• He rarely eats vegetables for dinner.

• He does not eat vegetables for dinner.

Create a question from the sentence: She reads books in the library.

• What does she eat in the library?

• What does she do in the library?

• Where does she sleep in the library?

• Why does she dance in the library?

Turn the statement into a negative: We go to the park on weekends.

• We do not go to the park on weekends.

• We rarely go to the park on weekends.

• We never go to the park on weekends.

• We go to the park on weekdays.

Construct a question from the sentence: They study English after school.

• Who studies English after school?

• What do they study after school?

• Where do they study English?

• When do they study English?

Transform the sentence into a negative: The dog barks loudly at night.

• The dog does not bark at night.

• The cat barks loudly at night.

• The dog barks quietly at night.

• The dog does not bark loudly at night.

Rewrite the sentence as a question: He plays football with his friends.

• Does he play football with his friends?

• Does he plays football with his friends?

• He plays football with his friends?

• Is he playing football with his friends?

Convert the statement into a negative: She drinks coffee in the morning.

• She drinks tea in the morning.

• She does not drink coffee in the morning.

• She never drinks coffee in the morning.

• She drinks coffee in the evening.

Form a question using the sentence: They visit their grandparents on holidays.

• Do they visit their grandparents on weekends?

• Do they visit their grandparents on special occasions?

• Do they visit their grandparents on holidays?

• Do they visit their grandparents on weekdays?