Simple Tense

What is the structure of an affirmative sentence in the simple present tense with the verb “be”?

• Subject + verb-ing + complement

• Subject + will + base verb + complement

• Subject + am/is/are + complement

• Subject + has/have + complement

Complete the sentence: “She ___ (play) soccer every day.”

• Plays

• play

• plays

• plei

How do you form a question in the simple present tense?

• Will + subject + base verb + complement?

• Is/Are + subject + verb-ing + complement?

• Subject + base verb + complement?

• Do/Does + subject + base verb + complement?

What is the difference between “He eats” and “He does not eat” in terms of grammatical function?

• Future vs. Past

• Question vs. Command

• Affirmative vs. Negative

• Present vs. Past

What is the structure of an affirmative sentence in the simple past tense using a regular verb?

• Subject + base verb + complement

• Subject + past verb + complement

• Subject + have + past participle

• Subject + will + base verb + complement

Turn the following sentence into a negative: “They played soccer yesterday.”

• They did not played soccer yesterday

• They are not playing soccer yesterday.

• They do not played soccer yesterday.

• They did not play soccer yesterday.

How do you form a question in the simple past tense?

• Was + subject + verb-ing + complement?

• Do + subject + base verb + complement?

• Will + subject + base verb + complement?

• Did + subject + base verb + complement?

In the sentence “She could sing well,” what type of verb is being used and what is its function?

• Will; expresses past action

• Could; expresses ability

• Could; expresses obligation

• Can; expresses certainty

What is the structure of an affirmative sentence in the simple future tense?

• Subject + will + base verb + complement

• Subject + is going to + verb-ing + complement

• Subject + did + base verb + complement

• Subject + base verb + complement

Complete the sentence in the simple future tense: “She ___ (go) to the store tomorrow.”

• is going

• went

• will go

• goes