Which sentence is in the simple present tense?

She will play tennis every Sunday.

She played tennis every Sunday.

She is playing tennis every Sunday.

Choose the correct sentence in the simple present tense.

I will eat breakfast every morning.

I am eating breakfast every morning.

What is the correct form of the simple present tense in the third person singular?

He is walking to work every day.

He will walk to work every day.

Which sentence uses the simple present tense?

They are going to school by bus.

Select the correct sentence in the simple present tense.

We are studying English every day.

We will study English every day.

Which sentence uses the simple present tense correctly?

She is watching TV every evening.

She will watch TV every evening.

Which sentence is in the simple present tense?

They will eat pizza for dinner.

They are eating pizza for dinner.

Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense?

I will go to the gym every day.

I am going to the gym every day.

Choose the correct sentence in the simple present tense.

He plays basketball every weekend.

He will play basketball every weekend.

He played basketball every weekend.

He is playing basketball every weekend.

Which sentence is correct in the simple present tense?

They walk their dog every evening.

They walked their dog every evening.

They are walking their dog every evening.

They will walk their dog every evening.

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English for 5th grade quiz on negative positive sentences Present Simple with words: listen to music слушать музыку watch TV have breakfast завтракать have lunch обедать have dinner ужинать walk to school идти в школу пешком study учиться do homework делать домашнее задание sleep спать visit (grandma) навещать бабушку play computer games играть в компьютерные игры play the piano играть на пианино play the guitar играть на гитаре send an email отправить электронное письмо cut vegetables резать овощи make an omelette приготовить омлет wait for ( a friend, a bus) ждать (друга, автобус) snow идти (о снеге) rain идти (о дожде) throw snowballs бросать снежки make a snowman positive/negative for Pre-A1 student with simple lexsis and grammar

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