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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense in English in different contexts. It includes examples of affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences. It asks the reader to complete sentences in the present simple tense based on verbs provided or to rearrange words to form sentences. The overall purpose is to practice using the present simple tense to talk about regular or habitual actions.

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    PRESENT SIMPLE

    I. Complete the sentences using the Present Simple Tense.


    1. She reads (read) books every day.
    2. Tom and Ann go (go) to school on weekdays.
    3. Bob always plays (play) the guitar in the afternoon.
    4. Jim has (have) breakfast at 8 o’clock.
    5. Kate get up (get up) at 7 o’clock.
    6. Sam and Nancy cook (cook) dinner after work.
    7. I usually do (do) my homework in the evening.
    8. You often listen (listen) to music at night.
    9. We rarely have (have) dinner together.
    10. They go to (go) shopping at the weekend.
    II. Complete the sentences using the verbs from the box in the Present Simple
    Tense.
    Open – drink – go – have – watch – work – have – play – read – get

    1. The museum open at 8 o’clock every day.


    2. The more you drink water, the healthier you become.
    3. The Earth go round the Sun.
    4. She has lunch at 12 o’clock.
    5. We watch TV in the evenings.
    6. My mother works as a doctor.
    7. I usually have shower in the morning.
    8. Tom playing football with his friends.
    9. She doesn’t read books at night.
    10. My father get up at 5 o’clock.
    III. Complete the sentences using the negative form of the Present Simple Tense.
    1. She doesn’t (play) the piano at night.
    2. He doesn’t (water) plants in the morning.
    3. She doesn’t (stay) at home in the evening.
    4. I don’t (like) watching TV.
    5. Tom doesn’t (have) breakfast at 10 o’clock.
    6. My mother doesn’t (work) at night.
    7. They don’t (drink) coke every day.
    8. She doesn’t (know) my name.
    9. Nancy doesn’t (surf) the Net at night.
    10. You don’t (go) to school on Sundays.
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    IV. Complete the sentences using the interrogative form of the Present Simpe Tense.
    1. Do you go (go) to school?
    2. Does she play(play) computer games?
    3. Does he has (have) breakfast at 7 o’clock?
    4. Do they go to (go) jogging in the mornings?
    5. Does Tom know (know) the Present Simple tense?
    6. Does Nancy watch (watch) TV at night?
    7. Do you like (like) playing volleyball?
    8. Do we have (have) lessons today?
    9. Does Bob want (want) to visit a museum?
    10. Does Sandy listen (listen) to music?
    V. Answer the questions using Yes, I do or No, I don’t.
    1. Do you go to school? _______No, I don’t______
    2. Do you watch TV? _______Yes, I do________
    3. Do you like watching comedies? _______No, I don’t ______
    4. Do you read books? _______Yes, I do________
    5. Do you eat apples? _______Yes, I do________
    6. Do you do your homework? _______Yes, I do________
    7. 7. Do you listen to music? _______Yes, I do________
    8. Do you get up at 7 o’clock? _______Yes, I do________
    9. Do you brush your teeth two times a day? _______Yes, I do________
    10.Do you eat fast-food? _______No, I don’t ______
    VI. Put the words in the right order to make a sentence.

    1. do/I/playing/like/not/football.
    I do not playing football
    2. she/read/usually/books? /does.
    Does she usually read books?
    3. every/plays/Tom/day./guitar/ the
    Tom plays the guitar every day.
    4. breakfast/7/I/at/have/o’clock
    I have breakfast at 7 o’clock
    5. French/he/not/know/does
    He does not know French
    6. Does/mother/your/at/weekend/work/the
    Does your mother work at the weekend
    7. Day/do/homework/usually/I/my/every
    I do usually my homework every day
    8. Do/play/games/we/not/computer/night/at
    We do not play computer game at night

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