Тест "Present Simple Tense"

Present Simple.

1. Choose the correct form.

You sometimes read / reads books.

Tomas Shelby go / goes to the disco.

It often snow / snows on Sundays.

Ben and his sister wash / washes the family car.

I always run / runs to the bus stop.

2. Put the verbs into the correct form.

I (to like) _____ lemonade very much.

The girls always (to listen) _____ to pop music.

Janet never (to wear) _____ jeans.

Mr Smith (to teach) _____ Spanish and French.

You (to do) _____ your homework after school.

3. Ask for the bold part of the sentence.
Danny goes to school from Monday to Friday. →
My rabbit has a cage in the garden. →
The children like cats because they are nice. →
Jenny is never late. →
Andrew's new mountain bike costs €1000. →

4. Make negative sentences.

My father makes breakfast. →
They are eleven. →
She writes books. →
I speak Italian. →
Danny phones his father on Sundays. →

Present Simple. Variant 2 (advanced)

1. Put the verbs into the correct form.

I (to listen) _____ to music every day.

Sean (to collect) _____ stamps.

We (to wash) _____ the dishes once a day.

My mother always (to make) _____ breakfast.

Sarah usually (to meet) _____ Maria at the tennis club.

2. Put the verbs into the correct form.

Mr Williams often (to teach) _____ the dogs new tricks.

They always (to throw) _____ their litter in the bin.

The referee usually (to stop) _____ the game after 90 minutes.

The kids (to hurry) _____ to open their presents.

This car (to run) _____ at 250 km/h.

3. Make negative sentences.
They go to the supermarket. →
Ben does his homework in the kitchen. →
Jenny takes photos. →
I know French words. →
He has two older sisters. →

4. Ask for the bold part of the sentence.
Danny goes to school from Monday to Friday. →
My rabbit has a cage in the garden. →
The children like cats because they are nice. →
Jenny is never late. →
Andrew's new mountain bike costs €1000. →

Keys

Variant 1

1. read / goes / rains / wash / run

2. like / listen / wears / teaches / do

3. have / is / has / am / are

4. My father doesn’t make breakfast.

They aren’t eleven.

She doesn’t write books.

I don’t speak Italian.

Danny doesn’t phone his father on Saturdays.

Variant 2

1. listen / collects / wash / makes / meets

2. teaches / throw / stops / hurry / runs

3. They don’t go to the supermarket.

Ben doesn’t do his homework in the kitchen.

Jenny doesn’t take photos.

I don’t know French words.

He doesn’t have two older sisters.

4. Ask for the bold part of the sentence.

When does Danny go to school?

When does my rabbit have a cage?

Why do children like cats?

Who is never late?

How much does Andrew’s new bike cost?