Learn the formula to make a sentence in present simple tense:
Subject + First form of the verb ( s/es/ies) + object
To form a sentence in Simple Present Tense the basic form of the verb is used.
We add s/es/ies to the verb for third person singular.
1. She catches the ball.
2. Ravina goes to school
3. I work in a school.
We use the Present Simple form of the verb:
The moon goes round the earth.
Repeated or regular actions in the present time period:
The class starts at nine o'clock every day.
Habitual actions.
We often use adverbs like daily, usually, always, often, never, frequently etc.
I usually take my lunch in school.
The things which are always/generally true in the present time period:
I live in a very big house in Delhi.
I _____in a shop. My brother______ in a bank.
(A) Work-works (B) Works-works
(C) Work-work (D) Works-work
Avika _____ in London. Her parents _____ in India.
(A) Lives-lives (B) Live-live (C) Lives-live (D) Live-lives
It ______ a lot in winter.
(A) rain (B) rains (C) rained (D) raining
I_______ big cities. (not like)
(A) does not like (B) do not like
(C) am not like (D) not like
The shops _____ at 9 o’clock and _____ at 5.30 .
(A) Opens-closes (B) Open-close
(C) Opens-close (D) Open-closes
Aayush_______ very hard. He ______ at 7.30 and ______ at 8 o’clock in the evening .
(A) Works-start-finishes (B) Works-starts-finish
(C) Work-starts-finishes (D) Works-starts-finishes
The Earth _____ round the sun.
(A) goes (B) went (C) go (D) Has gone
We_____ a lot of different things in our free time.
(A) do (B) does (C) did (D) has done
It______ a lot of money to _____ at luxury hotels.
(A) Costs-stays (B) Cost-stay
(C) Costs-stay (D) Cost-stays
Aashika always _______at work early.
(A) arrives (B) arrived (C) has arrived (D) arrive
Answer Key:
(1)-(A); (2)-(C); (3)-(B); (4)-(B); (5)-(B); (6)-(D); (7)-(A); (8)-(A); (9)-(C); (10)-(A)
Learn the formula to make a sentence in present simple tense:
Subject + First form of the verb ( s/es/ies) + object
To form a sentence in Simple Present Tense the basic form of the verb is used.
We add s/es/ies to the verb for third person singular.
1. She catches the ball.
2. Ravina goes to school