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Present Simple Practice

Five easy multiple-choice questions on present simple verb forms and usage.

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Published October 1, 2026

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Question 1: Which sentence uses the correct present simple verb for a habitual action?

She go to school every day.

She goes to school every day.

She going to school every day.

Question 2: Choose the sentence that correctly negates a habitual action in present simple.

He does not play tennis on Sundays.

He isn't play tennis on Sundays.

He not plays tennis on Sundays.

Question 3: Which question correctly asks about a daily routine using present simple?

Does she go to school every day?

Is she goes to school every day?

She goes to school every day?

Question 4: Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement for third-person singular?

It rains a lot in autumn.

It rain a lot in autumn.

It are rain a lot in autumn.

Question 5: Which sentence correctly expresses a general truth in present simple?

Water is boil at 100 degrees Celsius.

Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.

Water boiling at 100 degrees Celsius.