Examen de present simple

Context: When you talk about habits, routines, things that are true or permanent states, you do so with the Present Simple Affirmative.

Question: Choose the correct option.

She eat/eats vegetables every day

• eating

• eat

• eats

• to eat

Answer explanation

In the third person singular, the verb always ends in -s: he plays, she eats, he wants, she looks.

Context: When you talk about habits, routines, things that are true or permanent states, you do so with the Present Simple Affirmative.

Question: Choose the correct option.

He play/plays soccer with his friends.

• playing

• plays

• to play

• play

Answer explanation

In the third person singular, the verb always ends in -s: he plays, she eats, he wants, she looks.

Context: You wait for a response from the person to whom you asked the question. In fact, this answer can be simple (yes or no) or provide specific information.

Question: Fill in with Does or Do.

........... you like watch Tv with your family?

Answer explanation

The structure of simple present tense interrogative is as follows: “do or does” + subject + verb + …… For example “do you like dancing?”

Context: You wait for a response from the person to whom you asked the question. In fact, this answer can be simple (yes or no) or provide specific information.

Question: Fill in with Does or Do.

........... she like go to the restaurant?

Answer explanation

The structure of simple present tense interrogative is as follows: “do or does” + subject + verb + …… For example “do you like dancing?”

Contex: Knowing about sports activities in English helps us improve interaction and pronunciation to express our favorite sports.

Question: What type sports does Luisa like?

• volleyball and basketball

• soccer and basketball

• tennis and basketball

• volleyball and handball

Contex: Knowing about sports activities in English helps us improve interaction and pronunciation to express our favorite sports.

Question: What type sports does Luisa like?

• volleyball

• basketball

• marathon

• handball

Contex: The simple present serves to indicate habits and routines, permanent emotions, general facts and actions or situations that are repeated.

Question: What part of the sentence in the third person changes when it is in the affirmative?

Answer explanation

To construct affirmative sentences we will follow the formula "subject + verb + complements." Keep in mind that if we use the third person singular (He / She / It), we will have to add an -«s» to the end of the verb.

Contex: The simple present serves to indicate habits and routines, permanent emotions, general facts and actions or situations that are repeated.

Question: What is the present simple used for?

Answer explanation

The simple present serves to indicate habits and routines, permanent emotions, general facts and actions or situations that are repeated.

Contex: The simple present tense is used to talk about habits and long lasting situations.

Question: Write 5 affirmative sentences with simple present in the third person.

Contex: The simple present tense is used to talk about habits and long lasting situations.

Question: Write 5 negative sentences with simple present.