Present Simple Tense * Affirmative sentences * Part 1 * 3 exercises

Present Simple Tense

TASK 1 - Write the correct form of the verbs in the brackets in the boxes.

E.g.: They ��� to school. (to go) � go

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1)����� I usually a bike in spring. (to ride)

2)����� You dinner at 4 o�clock every day. (to prepare)

3)����� Mary and I to school at quarter past 7. (to go)

4)����� My parents work at 4 o�clock in the afternoon. (to finish)

5)����� They new dresses for Mary in May. (to buy)

6)����� You never meat. (to eat)

7)����� I always home after school. (to walk)

8)����� The students English from Mrs Harrison. (to learn)

9)����� We a lot on Saturdays. (to dance)

10)����� You your house for Christmas. (to decorate)

11)����� Charlie and Mandy the table before lunch. (to set)

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Task 2 � Write the correct forms of the verbs in the brackets in the boxes. You have to use 3rd person singular.

E.g.: She ��� to school. (to go) � goes

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1)����� Tim to Paris every month. (to fly)

2)����� Sandra carefully on the lessons. (to listen)

3)����� Molly her homework in the afternoons. (do)

4)����� Britney often when she a romantic film. (to cry, to see)

5)����� She her hair in the bathroom. (to brush)

6)����� It a lot in England. (to rain)

7)����� He never at me. (to laugh)

8)����� Mrs Davis after lunch. (to wash up)

9)����� Tigger jumping. (to like)

10)����� Mum rarely the bus. (to miss)

11)����� Ms Martin usually about the housework. (to worry)

12)����� Bill his girlfriend. (to kiss)

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Task 3 � Write the correct forms of the verbs in the brackets in the boxes.

1)����� The students their books to school. (to bring)

2)����� The pop group a lot. (to practise)

3)����� His brother never the ball. (to catch)

4)����� She we hungry. (to think; to be)

5)����� We on Fridays. (to go out)

6)����� The boys usually . (to fight)

7)����� Mum� to cook something new on weekends. (to try)

8)����� Brian and Frank every day. (to swim)

9)����� I to tell you the truth. (to want)

10)����� Her parents her up when she ill. (to call; to be)

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