Mastering Present Tense

Identify the present tense verb in the sentence: She runs every morning.

• runs

• sleeps

• walks

• jumps

Conjugate the regular verb 'to play' in the present tense for 'he'.

• he played

• he play

• he playing

• he plays

What is the present tense form of the irregular verb 'to go' for 'they'?

• go

• went

• going

• gone

Use the present tense to complete the sentence: He ___ (to read) a book right now.

• was reading

• is reading

• reads

• read

Differentiate between simple present and present continuous: 'I eat' vs. 'I am eating'.

• 'I eat' indicates a future action; 'I am eating' indicates a past action.

• 'I eat' refers to a regular action; 'I am eating' refers to an action in progress.

• 'I eat' is a command; 'I am eating' is a suggestion.

• 'I eat' is used for actions that are happening now; 'I am eating' is for habitual actions.

Identify the present tense verb in the sentence: They are studying for their exams.

• are

• their

• for

• studying

Conjugate the regular verb 'to watch' in the present tense for 'I'.

• I watches

• I watch

• I watching

• I watched

What is the present tense form of the irregular verb 'to be' for 'she'?

• be

• was

• is

• are

Use the present tense to complete the sentence: We ___ (to visit) our grandparents every Sunday.

• visit

• will visit

• visited

• visiting

Differentiate between present perfect and simple present: 'I have eaten' vs. 'I eat'.

• Present perfect describes ongoing actions; simple present is for completed actions.

• Present perfect indicates past actions with present relevance; simple present indicates habitual actions or general truths.

• Present perfect is used for future actions; simple present is for past actions.

• Present perfect indicates actions that will happen; simple present indicates actions that are currently happening.