To solve this worksheet, we need to use the
Simple Present Tense. Here is the basic rule to help you choose the right word:
* If the subject is
I, You, We, or
They (or more than one person/thing), use the base form of the verb (e.g., *wake, clean, like*).
* If the subject is
He, She, It, or
one single person/thing (singular), add an
-s or
-es to the verb (e.g., *wakes, cleans, likes*).
Let's look at each sentence step-by-step:
1.
Subject: "I" → Use base form.
* Verb: wake
* Answer:
wake
2.
Subject: "The maid" (She/One person) → Add -s.
* Verb: cleans
* Answer:
cleans
3.
Subject: "Amna's parents" (They/More than one) → Use base form.
* Verb: like
* Answer:
like
4.
Subject: "Anil" (He/One person) → Add -s.
* Verb: wants
* Answer:
wants
5.
Subject: "Ms. Sandhya" (She/One person) → Add -es (because teach ends in ch).
* Verb: teaches
* Answer:
teaches
6.
Subject: "Children" (They/More than one) → Use base form.
* Verb: find
* Answer:
find
7.
Subject: "The security guard" (He/One person) → Add -s.
* Verb: checks
* Answer:
checks
8.
Subject: "Sachin Tendulkar" (He/One person) → Add -s.
* Verb: plays
* Answer:
plays
9.
Subject: "A cow" (It/One animal) → Add -s.
* Verb: gives
* Answer:
gives
10.
Subject: "Rabbits" (They/More than one) → Use base form.
* Verb: live
* Answer:
live
Final Answer:
1. wake
2. cleans
3. like
4. wants
5. teaches
6. find
7. checks
8. plays
9. gives
10. live
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of present tenses worksheet.
