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Simple present tense worksheet

December 18, 2012 pdf

The simple present tense is used to talk about universal truths. It is also used to talk about things in general. Complete the following sentences using simple present tense forms.

1. What …………………. snakes eat?

a) do b) does c) have

2. I ……………………. TV every day.

a) watch b) watches c) watched

3. My sister ……………………. for a publishing company.

a) work b) works c) is working

4. The earth ………………………. around the sun.

a) revolve b) revolves c) is revolving

5. All children ………………………… chocolates.

a) like b) likes c) are liking

6. I ………………………… the charge.

a) deny b) denies c) am denying

7. I ……………………….. this fragrance very much.

a) like b) likes c) am liking

8. I ………………….. my new job tomorrow.

a) start b) starts c) am starting

9. I will kill anybody who ………………………. my possessions.

a) touch b) touches c) will touch

10. His train ………………………. at 11.50.

a) arrive b) arrives c) is arriving

Answers

1. What do snakes eat?

2. I watch TV every day.

3. My sister works for a publishing company.

4. The earth revolves around the sun.

5. All children like chocolates.

6. I deny the charge.

7. I like this fragrance very much.

8. I start my new job tomorrow.

9. I will kill anybody who touches my possessions.

10. His train arrives at 11.50.

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