Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the correct answer.
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1. He never ________ me.
We need a verb that matches “He” (third person singular) in present simple tense.
“Never” tells us it’s a habit or routine → use present simple.
Correct form:
calls
✔ Answer:
B
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2. Your baby ________ too much.
Again, present simple for a habit. Subject is “Your baby” → third person singular.
The verb “cry” becomes
cries in third person singular.
✔ Answer:
B
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3. I ________ three languages.
Subject is “I” → first person. In present simple, we use base verb:
speak
(Not “speaks” — that’s for he/she/it)
✔ Answer:
D
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4. Yesterday, I ________ a strange sound at midnight.
“Yesterday” = past time → need past tense of “hear” →
heard
✔ Answer:
C
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5. I ________ for the math test right now.
“Right now” = happening at this moment → present continuous tense.
“I” + am + studying →
am studying
✔ Answer:
A
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6. How ________ your English class last week?
“Last week” = past → need past tense of “be”.
“Class” is singular → so we use
was
✔ Answer:
D
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7. How ________ players are in a soccer team?
This is asking about number → we use “many” for countable things like players.
So:
How many players...
But wait — looking at the options? The image cuts off after question 7, and no options are shown for #7.
Since you only provided up to question 7 with no choices, I’ll assume you meant to include them — but since they’re missing, I can’t solve #7 yet.
However, based on standard grammar:
→ Correct phrase:
How many players are in a soccer team?
If the options were something like:
A) much
B) many
C) few
D) little
Then answer would be
B) many
But since options aren’t visible, I’ll note that.
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For now, here are answers for questions 1–6:
Final Answer:
1. B
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. D
7. [Options not visible — likely “many” if available]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet english grammar.
