Present Tense worksheet for practicing simple present verb forms.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to write the correct simple present form of the verb in parentheses.

Remember:
- For “I”, “you”, “we”, “they” → use the base verb (like “eat”, “live”, etc.)
- For “he”, “she”, “it”, or singular names like “Johnny”, “Rachel”, “the car” → add -s or -es to the verb
- If the verb ends in -sh, -ch, -ss, -x, or -o → usually add -es
- If the verb ends in consonant + y → change y to i and add -es

Now let’s solve:

1. I (to eat) → I eat
2. He (to live) → He lives
3. It (to read) → It reads
4. They (to wear) → They wear
5. You (to ask) → You ask
6. She (to listen) → She listens
7. We (to walk) → We walk
8. Johnny (to study) → Johnny studies (study → studies because it ends in consonant + y)
9. Rachel (to work) → Rachel works
10. Ann and Pete (to race) → Ann and Pete race (plural subject → no -s)
11. the boys (to play) → the boys play (plural → no -s)
12. the car (to speed) → the car speeds

Double-checking tricky ones:
- “study” → “studies” ✔
- “race” with plural subject → “race” ✔
- “speed” for “the car” → “speeds” ✔

Final Answer:
1. eat
2. lives
3. reads
4. wear
5. ask
6. listens
7. walk
8. studies
9. works
10. race
11. play
12. speeds