Affirmative
Addition
Negative
Interrogative
100

Present Simple: Choose the correct answer.


He ____ (play) soccer every day. 

a. will play

b. played

c. plays

d. is playing

c. Plays

100

Add the correct ending: -s, -es, or -ies


play →She _______

Plays

100

Make a negative sentence:


I like apples.


a. I does not like apples.

b. I do not like apples.

c. I not like apples.

d. I do not likes apples. 

b. I do not like apples.

100

Fill in the blank:


 ______ she play the piano?

a. Do

b. Does




Make a question:
 

You like ice cream.


a. Do you like ice cream?

b. Does you like ice cream?

c. You like ice cream?

d. Like you ice cream?

a. Does

200

Write the correct present simple form of the verb.


They ____ (eat) lunch at 12.

Eat

200

Add the correct ending: -s, -es, or -ies


watch →He _______

Watches

200

 Fill in the blank:


 She ______ (not/play) basketball.

does not play / doesn’t play

200

 Make a question:


 You like ice cream.


a. Do you like ice cream?

b. Does you like ice cream?

c. You like ice cream?

d. Like you ice cream?


a. Do you like ice cream?

300

Write the correct present simple form of the verb.


Anna ____ (watch) TV. 

Watches

300

Add the correct ending: -s, -es, or -ies


go →It _______

Goes

300

Change to negative:


 They go to school on Sunday.

They do not go to school on Sunday.

300

 Make a question:


They go to school every day.

Do they go to school every day?

400

Write the correct present simple form of the verb.


My dad ____ (go) to work early. 

Goes

400

Add the correct ending: -s, -es, or -ies


study→She _______

Studies

400

 Correct the sentence:


 He don’t like milk.

He doesn’t like milk.

400

 Correct the question:
 

Does he likes pizza?

Does he like pizza?

500

Write the correct present simple form of the verb.


The dog ____ (run) fast. 

Runs

500

Add the correct ending: -s, -es, or -ies


carry →He _______

Carries

500

Make a negative sentence using “we” and “eat fast food.”

We do not eat fast food.

500

 Make a question using “your parents” and “work.”

Do your parents work?

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