Understanding Present Simple and Continuous

What is the present simple form of 'to be' for he/she/it?

• are

• be

• was

• is

When do we use the present continuous tense?

• For actions that are always true

• For actions that will never happen

• For actions that happened in the past

• We use the present continuous tense for actions happening now, ongoing actions, future arrangements, and temporary situations.

Convert the sentence 'She reads books' to present continuous.

• She reads book.

• She is read books.

• She is reading books.

• She reading books.

What is the present simple form of 'to have' for I/you/we/they?

• had

• having

• have

• has

Identify the correct form: 'They (play) soccer every Saturday.'

• play

• playing

• played

• plays

Fill in the blank: 'I (study) for my exams right now.'

• studied

• am study

• studying

• am studying

What is the negative form of 'He works at a bank' in present simple?

• He doesn't work at a bank.

• He does not work at a bank.

• He is not working at a bank.

• He works not at a bank.

Change the sentence 'I am eating lunch' to present simple.

• I am lunching.

• I will eat lunch.

• I ate lunch.

• I eat lunch.

Which sentence is correct: 'She is going to the store' or 'She goes to the store' for a habitual action?

• She is going to the store now

• She goes to the store

• She is going to the store every day

• She went to the store

What is the question form of 'You are watching a movie' in present continuous?

• Is you watching a movie?

• Are you watching a movie?

• You are not watching a movie?

• Were you watching a movie?