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Exercise 9

Present Tense

Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb in simple present tense.

Example: I (play) play the guitar.

Example: Jessica (play) plays the guitar.

1) I (be) am sixteen years old.

2) Tommy (live) lives at 107 Pine Lane.

3) Juana (cook) cooks dinner for her family.

4) They (eat) eat lunch at 12:00.

5) Nina (take) takes medicine when she is sick.

6) I (like) like chocolate.

7) He (drive) drives a nice car.

8) We (want) want to see a movie tonight.

9) Mr. Anderson (teach) teaches chemistry at Hill High School.

 10) They (study) study English at school.

11) I (want) want to go home now.

12) Bill and Calicia (drive) drive to the mountains every year. every year.

13) We (eat) eat pasta once a week.

14) It (snow) snows here in December.

15) When Dax (take) takes a shower, he (wash) washes his hair with

shampoo.

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Complete the worksheet. Choose the present simple verb.

1) I like to eat pizza every day.

a) likes b) like c) liked

2) She lives in Manchester.

a) lives b) live c) lived
 3) We have a dog.

a) doesn't b) have c) has

4) They go to school every day.

a) went b) go c) goes

5) He doesn't play football.

a) play b) plays c) played

6) She doesn't studies English anymore.

a) studied b) studies c) study

7) He is not hungry.
a) are b) isn't c) is

8) The book looks old.

a) look b) looks c) looked

English: Simple Present worksheet – do or does.

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Questions Simple Present – do or does exercises.

Simple Present questions with 'do' or 'does.'

I eat oranges. Do I always eat oranges?

We go to school day. Do we go to school every day?

He takes his dog for a walk. Does he always take his dog for a walk?

1. Questions Simple Present: Write questions with 'do' or 'does'.

• I like big cities.

o Do I like big cities?

• He gets up at seven o´clock.

o Does he get up at seven o’clock?

• Ben lives in London.

o Does he live in London?

• They see a lot of things.

o Do they see a lot of things?

• We want to visit the Cutty Sark.

o Do we want to visit the Cutty Sark?

• Danny buys apples.

o Does Danny buy apples?

 • Jake buys a present.

o Does he buy a present?

• I love chocolate.

o Do I love chocolate?

• They take the bus.

o Do they take the bus?

• They buy clothes.

o Do they buy clothes?

• Susan goes swimming.

o Does she go swimming?

English: Simple Present worksheet – do or does.

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Questions: Simple Present worksheets - do, does exercises

Questions Simple Present: 'do' or 'does' - examples.

I eat oranges. Do I eat oranges?

You eat oranges. Do you eat oranges?

He/She eats oranges. Does he/she eat oranges?

We eat oranges. Do we eat oranges?

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You eat oranges. Do you eat oranges?

They eat oranges. Do they eat oranges?

1. Questions Simple Present: Fill in 'do' or 'does'.

Do I work hard?

Do you work hard?

Does he/she work hard?

Do we work hard?

Do you work hard?

Do they work hard?

2. Questions Simple Present: Fill in 'do' or 'does'.

Do you work hard?

Does he play football?

Do the boys play computer games?

Does John like music?

Does your brother live in London?

Do your parents speak German?

Do you go to school by bike?

Do the students like sport?

Does Ben play cards with his friends?

Do you like hot weather?

English: Simple Present worksheet

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How to use the Simple Present

Example: to like

I like Pizza.
You like Pizza.
He/Shelikes Pizza.
We like Pizza.
You like Pizza.
They like Pizza.

Fill in the correct form of the verb.

I´m sure you know the answer. (to know)

You visit London every year. (to visit)

He/She plays in the park. (to play)

We love London. (to love)

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You drive the test trains. (to drive)

They speak French and German. (to speak)

He drives the test trains. (to drive)

Susan loves Paris. (to love)

I am London every year. (to visit)

After school, we go home and do our homework. (to go)

The pupils use computers. (to use)

Emma and Ben speak French and German. (to speak)

I am sure you know the answer. (to be)

My dad takes me to school in the car. (to take)

The dog plays in the park. (to play)

She loves ice cream. (to love)

He plays computer games. (to play)