Simple Present Tense worksheet with exercises for practicing verb forms in English grammar.
Worksheet titled "Simple Present Tense" with 15 fill-in-the-blank sentences for practicing verb conjugation in the simple present tense, featuring a cartoon character in a Santa hat.
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The task involves filling in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs provided in parentheses, using the simple present tense. The simple present tense is used to describe habitual actions, general truths, or routines. Here's how to solve each sentence:
1. My friend _______ me. (help)
- Simple present tense of "help" is helps.
- Answer: helps
2. I _______ late on Saturday. (sleep)
- Simple present tense of "sleep" is sleep (since "I" is singular, no change is needed).
- Answer: sleep
3. He _______ to beach every weekend. (go)
- Simple present tense of "go" is goes (third-person singular).
- Answer: goes
4. They _______ to college daily. (go)
- Simple present tense of "go" is go (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: go
5. Kids do not _______ the medicines. (like)
- Simple present tense of "like" is like (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: like
6. Do you _______ some help? (need)
- Simple present tense of "need" is need (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: need
7. Does he _______ to take admission in college? (want)
- Simple present tense of "want" is want (third-person singular, no change needed).
- Answer: want
8. Does David _______ game properly? (play)
- Simple present tense of "play" is play (third-person singular, no change needed).
- Answer: play
9. Do you _______ to play chess? (like)
- Simple present tense of "like" is like (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: like
10. She _______ how to speak Spanish. (know)
- Simple present tense of "know" is knows (third-person singular).
- Answer: knows
11. I _______ towards my home after walking. (move)
- Simple present tense of "move" is move (singular, no change needed).
- Answer: move
12. He _______ to participate in extra curricular activities. (want)
- Simple present tense of "want" is wants (third-person singular).
- Answer: wants
13. The patient _______ medicines on time. (take)
- Simple present tense of "take" is takes (third-person singular).
- Answer: takes
14. I _______ exercise regularly. (take)
- Simple present tense of "take" is take (singular, no change needed).
- Answer: take
15. She _______ her children too much. (love)
- Simple present tense of "love" is loves (third-person singular).
- Answer: loves
1. helps
2. sleep
3. goes
4. go
5. like
6. need
7. want
8. play
9. like
10. knows
11. move
12. wants
13. takes
14. take
15. loves
- For singular subjects (e.g., "he," "she," "it," "I"), add -s or -es to the verb (e.g., "helps," "goes," "knows").
- For plural subjects (e.g., "they," "we," "you") and the pronoun "I," use the base form of the verb (e.g., "go," "like," "take").
- Pay attention to irregular verbs (e.g., "sleep," "know," "move") that do not follow standard conjugation rules.
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{helps} \\
2. \text{sleep} \\
3. \text{goes} \\
4. \text{go} \\
5. \text{like} \\
6. \text{need} \\
7. \text{want} \\
8. \text{play} \\
9. \text{like} \\
10. \text{knows} \\
11. \text{move} \\
12. \text{wants} \\
13. \text{takes} \\
14. \text{take} \\
15. \text{loves} \\
\end{array}
}
Solution:
1. My friend _______ me. (help)
- Simple present tense of "help" is helps.
- Answer: helps
2. I _______ late on Saturday. (sleep)
- Simple present tense of "sleep" is sleep (since "I" is singular, no change is needed).
- Answer: sleep
3. He _______ to beach every weekend. (go)
- Simple present tense of "go" is goes (third-person singular).
- Answer: goes
4. They _______ to college daily. (go)
- Simple present tense of "go" is go (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: go
5. Kids do not _______ the medicines. (like)
- Simple present tense of "like" is like (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: like
6. Do you _______ some help? (need)
- Simple present tense of "need" is need (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: need
7. Does he _______ to take admission in college? (want)
- Simple present tense of "want" is want (third-person singular, no change needed).
- Answer: want
8. Does David _______ game properly? (play)
- Simple present tense of "play" is play (third-person singular, no change needed).
- Answer: play
9. Do you _______ to play chess? (like)
- Simple present tense of "like" is like (plural, no change needed).
- Answer: like
10. She _______ how to speak Spanish. (know)
- Simple present tense of "know" is knows (third-person singular).
- Answer: knows
11. I _______ towards my home after walking. (move)
- Simple present tense of "move" is move (singular, no change needed).
- Answer: move
12. He _______ to participate in extra curricular activities. (want)
- Simple present tense of "want" is wants (third-person singular).
- Answer: wants
13. The patient _______ medicines on time. (take)
- Simple present tense of "take" is takes (third-person singular).
- Answer: takes
14. I _______ exercise regularly. (take)
- Simple present tense of "take" is take (singular, no change needed).
- Answer: take
15. She _______ her children too much. (love)
- Simple present tense of "love" is loves (third-person singular).
- Answer: loves
Final Answers:
1. helps
2. sleep
3. goes
4. go
5. like
6. need
7. want
8. play
9. like
10. knows
11. move
12. wants
13. takes
14. take
15. loves
Explanation:
- For singular subjects (e.g., "he," "she," "it," "I"), add -s or -es to the verb (e.g., "helps," "goes," "knows").
- For plural subjects (e.g., "they," "we," "you") and the pronoun "I," use the base form of the verb (e.g., "go," "like," "take").
- Pay attention to irregular verbs (e.g., "sleep," "know," "move") that do not follow standard conjugation rules.
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{helps} \\
2. \text{sleep} \\
3. \text{goes} \\
4. \text{go} \\
5. \text{like} \\
6. \text{need} \\
7. \text{want} \\
8. \text{play} \\
9. \text{like} \\
10. \text{knows} \\
11. \text{move} \\
12. \text{wants} \\
13. \text{takes} \\
14. \text{take} \\
15. \text{loves} \\
\end{array}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of present tenses worksheet.