Simple Present - ReviewVersión en línea Simple Present - Review por Luis López 1 What is a "verb tense"? a The moment in time an action was performed b The number of times an action was performed c The means in which an action was perform 2 What is the Simple Present tense used for? Select all correct options Choose one or more answers a To talk about habits b To talk about routines c To talk about general facts d To talk about simple things e To talk about things happening at the moment of speaking f To talk about repeated actions 3 Depending on the subject of a sentence, verb spelling in the Simple Present tense is altered a True b False 4 Verbs in the Simple Present tense are altered if the subject of the sentence are a pronoun of the 3rd Person Singular (he, she, it) or a singular noun. What are the changes, exactly? Select all correct options. Choose one or more answers a adding -s to most verbs b adding -ze to short verbs c adding -es to verbs ending with -s,-sh,-ch and -x d adding -ies to verbs that start with -y, while also eliminating -y. e adding -eses to verbs that end with -w,-x and -y f adding -se to verbs that are very long 5 We can use some words to express the frequency with which actions are performed. Is this true? a True b False 6 It is true. Those words are called Adverbs of frequency. Select the option that has the adverbs of frequency ordered from the one that means the least frequent to the most frequent. a Never, sometimes, rarely, usually, always b Always, usually, sometimes, rarely, never c Never, rarely, sometimes, usually, always 7 Select the correct option to complete the sentence: I _______ wash my car during the morning. I like to do it early! a always b never c sometimes 8 I ___________ to school by car. Though sometimes I use the bus. a usually go b never go c always go 9 She usually ______ up early, so she ______ ______ up late a wakes / sometimes / wakes b wakes / rarely / awake c wakes / rarely / wakes 10 My best friend __________ a hoodie. I have never ever seen him without one. a always wears b always wear c sometimes wears
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