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Tense practice on simple present usage

por Zahra Jalali
1

Which sentence is in the simple present tense?

2

Which sentence uses the simple present with a habitual time expression?

3

Select the correct third-person singular verb form.

4

Which sentence is NOT in the simple present tense?

5

Complete with correct adverb: She … goes to school by bus.

6

Choose the sentence that uses a time expression with the simple present:

7

Which sentence uses the negative form in the simple present?

8

Choose the correct question in the simple present.

9

Fill with do or does: He … play tennis on Sundays.

10

Time expression typically linked to simple present routines:

11

In the traveler’s journal, which verb completes: 'The map ... him to a hidden garden'

12

Which word best describes the tone of the sentence: 'The night was silent and mysterious'

13

In the sentence 'She grabbed the key with trembling hands', which word is the verb?

14

Which adverb best completes: 'He spoke ___, hoping to calm her'

15

Which pronoun replaces 'the ancient tree' in 'The ancient tree stood tall; its roots hid a secret'

16

Choose the synonym for 'hinder' in context: 'The rain will hinder our plans'

17

Which sentence uses correct parallel structure?

18

If a character 'ventures' into the forest, what does it imply?

19

Which conjunction best connects: 'I wanted to go, ___ I was advised to stay'

20

Which is a metaphor: 'Time is a thief' or 'Time passed slowly'

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The simple present describes habitual actions; the other options are past, future, or present progressive.

Often indicates a habitual action, typical of the simple present.

In third person singular, add -s: walks, not walk or walking.

Is reading now is present continuous, not simple present.

Often goes is a habitual action; yesterday/tomorrow are not typical for simple present.

Every day signals a routine; other options mix tenses.

Don't/doesn't + base verb is the correct negative form in simple present.

Do-support + base verb is correct for yes/no questions in simple present.

Do/does + base verb; with he/she/it use does.

Every weekend signals a habitual routine in simple present.

Guided is the best fit as a map directs and guides to a place.

Somber fits a quiet, mysterious tone better than the others.

Grabbed is the action word; the rest are noun/pronoun or adjective.

Softly conveys a gentle tone suitable for calming.

It refers back to the singular tree.

Delay means to cause to be late or slower, opposite of help or accelerate.

The first option keeps gerunds parallel: reading, swimming, hiking.

Ventures imply taking a brave or risky action into the forest.

But contrasts the two clauses, fitting the sentence well.

Time is a thief is a figure of speech comparing time to a thief.

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