Simple Present Tense worksheet for English language learners, featuring exercises to practice affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.

Task: Solve the problems in the worksheet on the Simple Present Tense.

#### Part I: Write affirmative sentences. Use the verbs in parenthesis.

1. Mary and I (go) to the cinema every Friday.
- Answer: Mary and I go to the cinema every Friday.
- Explanation: "Mary and I" is a plural subject, so we use the base form of the verb "go."

2. Claudia and her friends (have) lunch once a month.
- Answer: Claudia and her friends have lunch once a month.
- Explanation: "Claudia and her friends" is a plural subject, so we use the base form of the verb "have."

3. My brother Peter (do) karate three days a week.
- Answer: My brother Peter does karate three days a week.
- Explanation: "My brother Peter" is a singular subject, so we use the third-person singular form of the verb "do," which is "does."

4. Mr. Dean (be) a baker. He has a big bakery.
- Answer: Mr. Dean is a baker. He has a big bakery.
- Explanation: "Mr. Dean" is a singular subject, so we use the third-person singular form of the verb "be," which is "is."

5. Mr. and Mrs. Parker (come) from Canada.
- Answer: Mr. and Mrs. Parker come from Canada.
- Explanation: "Mr. and Mrs. Parker" is a plural subject, so we use the base form of the verb "come."

6. My parents (love) to travel.
- Answer: My parents love to travel.
- Explanation: "My parents" is a plural subject, so we use the base form of the verb "love."

7. Joan is a good teacher. She (prepare) her class with enthusiasm.
- Answer: Joan is a good teacher. She prepares her class with enthusiasm.
- Explanation: "She" is a singular subject, so we use the third-person singular form of the verb "prepare," which is "prepares."

8. Ben is a good swimmer. He (swim) 400mts very fast.
- Answer: Ben is a good swimmer. He swims 400 meters very fast.
- Explanation: "He" is a singular subject, so we use the third-person singular form of the verb "swim," which is "swims."

9. Sebastian (study) at Bellas Artes School. He (draw) beautiful pictures.
- Answer: Sebastian studies at Bellas Artes School. He draws beautiful pictures.
- Explanation: "Sebastian" and "He" are singular subjects, so we use the third-person singular forms of the verbs "study" (studies) and "draw" (draws).

10. Ben's sisters (be) ballet dancers.
- Answer: Ben's sisters are ballet dancers.
- Explanation: "Ben's sisters" is a plural subject, so we use the plural form of the verb "be," which is "are."

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#### Part II: Write negative sentences. Use the verbs in parenthesis.

1. My brother (not like) to dance but he loves having a good talk.
- Answer: My brother doesn't like to dance but he loves having a good talk.
- Explanation: "My brother" is a singular subject, so we use "does not" (contracted as "doesn't") with the base form of the verb "like."

2. Gina (not live) in Paracas, she lives in Pisco.
- Answer: Gina doesn't live in Paracas, she lives in Pisco.
- Explanation: "Gina" is a singular subject, so we use "does not" (contracted as "doesn't") with the base form of the verb "live."

3. My parents (not be) lawyers, they work in a school.
- Answer: My parents aren't lawyers, they work in a school.
- Explanation: "My parents" is a plural subject, so we use "are not" (contracted as "aren't").

4. My school workers (not do) the homework on time.
- Answer: My school workers don't do the homework on time.
- Explanation: "My school workers" is a plural subject, so we use "do not" (contracted as "don't") with the base form of the verb "do."

5. Georgia (not cook) well. She wants to have some cooking lessons.
- Answer: Georgia doesn't cook well. She wants to have some cooking lessons.
- Explanation: "Georgia" is a singular subject, so we use "does not" (contracted as "doesn't") with the base form of the verb "cook."

6. My cousin Lucas (not have) to walk his dog, he pays to someone else to do that.
- Answer: My cousin Lucas doesn't have to walk his dog, he pays to someone else to do that.
- Explanation: "My cousin Lucas" is a singular subject, so we use "does not" (contracted as "doesn't") with the base form of the verb "have."

7. If you (not study) on time, you will have many problems.
- Answer: If you don't study on time, you will have many problems.
- Explanation: "You" is a singular or plural subject in this context, so we use "do not" (contracted as "don't") with the base form of the verb "study."

8. Please, (not forget) to do the chores.
- Answer: Please, don't forget to do the chores.
- Explanation: This is an imperative sentence. For negative imperatives, we use "do not" (contracted as "don't") with the base form of the verb "forget."

9. Mario (not wear) shirts because he (not like) them.
- Answer: Mario doesn't wear shirts because he doesn't like them.
- Explanation: "Mario" and "he" are singular subjects, so we use "does not" (contracted as "doesn't") with the base forms of the verbs "wear" and "like."

10. Jean and his brother (not be) twins. Jean is 12 and his brother is 10.
- Answer: Jean and his brother aren't twins. Jean is 12 and his brother is 10.
- Explanation: "Jean and his brother" is a plural subject, so we use "are not" (contracted as "aren't").

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#### Part III: Write interrogative sentences. Use Do or Does and the verbs in parenthesis. Answer the questions.

1. (Do/Does) you like to (go) to the movies? _______ Let's go today.
- Question: Do you like to go to the movies?
- Answer: Yes, I do. Let's go today.
- Explanation: The subject "you" is plural or singular, so we use "Do." The answer uses "do" to match the question.

2. (Do/Does) your mother (read) the newspaper everyday? _______ She prefers to watch the news.
- Question: Does your mother read the newspaper everyday?
- Answer: No, she doesn't. She prefers to watch the news.
- Explanation: The subject "your mother" is singular, so we use "Does." The answer uses "doesn't" to match the question.

3. (Do/Does) your cousins (come) to visit you every weekend? _______ We all play soccer and then we watch a movie.
- Question: Do your cousins come to visit you every weekend?
- Answer: Yes, they do. We all play soccer and then we watch a movie.
- Explanation: The subject "your cousins" is plural, so we use "Do." The answer uses "do" to match the question.

4. (Do/Does) Ximena (study) in New York? _______ She is studying Art.
- Question: Does Ximena study in New York?
- Answer: Yes, she does. She is studying Art.
- Explanation: The subject "Ximena" is singular, so we use "Does." The answer uses "does" to match the question.

5. What (do/does) you (like) for dinner? I _______ chicken.
- Question: What do you like for dinner?
- Answer: I like chicken.
- Explanation: The subject "you" is plural or singular, so we use "Do." The answer uses the base form of the verb "like."

6. What (do/does) Milena (study)? She _______ (study) Architecture.
- Question: What does Milena study?
- Answer: She studies Architecture.
- Explanation: The subject "Milena" is singular, so we use "Does." The answer uses the third-person singular form of the verb "study," which is "studies."

7. (Do/Does) your grandma (cook) well? _______ She cooks very well.
- Question: Does your grandma cook well?
- Answer: Yes, she does. She cooks very well.
- Explanation: The subject "your grandma" is singular, so we use "Does." The answer uses "does" to match the question.

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Final Answers:

#### Part I:
1. Mary and I go to the cinema every Friday.
2. Claudia and her friends have lunch once a month.
3. My brother Peter does karate three days a week.
4. Mr. Dean is a baker. He has a big bakery.
5. Mr. and Mrs. Parker come from Canada.
6. My parents love to travel.
7. Joan is a good teacher. She prepares her class with enthusiasm.
8. Ben is a good swimmer. He swims 400 meters very fast.
9. Sebastian studies at Bellas Artes School. He draws beautiful pictures.
10. Ben's sisters are ballet dancers.

#### Part II:
1. My brother doesn't like to dance but he loves having a good talk.
2. Gina doesn't live in Paracas, she lives in Pisco.
3. My parents aren't lawyers, they work in a school.
4. My school workers don't do the homework on time.
5. Georgia doesn't cook well. She wants to have some cooking lessons.
6. My cousin Lucas doesn't have to walk his dog, he pays to someone else to do that.
7. If you don't study on time, you will have many problems.
8. Please, don't forget to do the chores.
9. Mario doesn't wear shirts because he doesn't like them.
10. Jean and his brother aren't twins. Jean is 12 and his brother is 10.

#### Part III:
1. Do you like to go to the movies?
- Answer: Yes, I do. Let's go today.
2. Does your mother read the newspaper everyday?
- Answer: No, she doesn't. She prefers to watch the news.
3. Do your cousins come to visit you every weekend?
- Answer: Yes, they do. We all play soccer and then we watch a movie.
4. Does Ximena study in New York?
- Answer: Yes, she does. She is studying Art.
5. What do you like for dinner?
- Answer: I like chicken.
6. What does Milena study?
- Answer: She studies Architecture.
7. Does your grandma cook well?
- Answer: Yes, she does. She cooks very well.

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