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    Simple Present Tense Booklet Tutee

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    This document contains exercises to practice using verbs in the simple present tense in English, including: - Filling in blanks with affirmative, negative, and short answer forms - Conjugating forms of to be, regular verbs, and the irregular verb have - Making yes/no questions to match answers There are exercises for using verbs like play, eat, snow as well as forms of to be, examples with regular/irregular verbs like take/want, and conjugating the verb have. The goal is to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of verb usage in the simple present tense.

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    This document contains exercises to practice using verbs in the simple present tense in English, including: - Filling in blanks with affirmative, negative, and short answer forms - Conjugating forms of to be, regular verbs, and the irregular verb have - Making yes/no questions to match answers There are exercises for using verbs like play, eat, snow as well as forms of to be, examples with regular/irregular verbs like take/want, and conjugating the verb have. The goal is to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of verb usage in the simple present tense.

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    This document contains exercises to practice using verbs in the simple present tense in English, including: - Filling in blanks with affirmative, negative, and short answer forms - Conjugating forms of to be, regular verbs, and the irregular verb have - Making yes/no questions to match answers There are exercises for using verbs like play, eat, snow as well as forms of to be, examples with regular/irregular verbs like take/want, and conjugating the verb have. The goal is to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of verb usage in the simple present tense.

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    Tutee’s Simple Present Tense Booklet (Tutor’s copy in Tutor Manual pages 103-118)

    Simple Present Exercises

    Exercise 1: Circle the keywords and fill in the blanks with the simple present in the affirmative.

    1. Mary (play) ___________________ tennis every day.


    2. My friends always (eat) _________________ lunch at the cafeteria.
    3. It (snow) ____________________ in the winter time in Canada.

    Exercise 2: Circle the keywords and fill in the blanks with the simple present in the negative.
    1. Sometimes, my parents (wake up, not) ____________________ early.

    2. James (drink, not) ____________________ every day.

    3. We (watch, not) ____________________ television every night.

    Exercise 3: Circle the keywords and answer the questions with short answers.

    1. Does Mary play tennis every day? Yes, _________

    2. Do John and Lynn drink beer with their dinner every night? No, _____________

    3. Does David always eat lunch at McDonald’s? No, ________

    Exercise 4: Make yes/no questions to go with the highlighted answers.

    1. ________________________________________________________?
    Yes, Sandra likes to speak English.

    2. ________________________________________________________?
    No, Pete and Dave don’t live in Montreal.

    3. ________________________________________________________?
    No, I don’t text my friends in class.
    Simple Present Picture Exercises
    wake up at 6:00 take a shower eat breakfast

    drive cook watch TV

    do your homework play the piano

    listen to music play video games read

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    Verb be Present Tense
    Exercise 1: Conjugate the verb be in the present tense.

    Affirmative Negative Yes/No Question Short Answer

    I ............. I …………

    You …….……. You ………… .............. you .....…….? No, …………..

    He/She/It ……….… He/She/It ………… .............. he ……........? No, ……….….

    We …………. We ………… .............. we ……........? Yes, ……………

    You …………. You ………… .............. you ......…….? Yes, ……………

    They …………. They ………… .............. they ........….? Yes, ……………

    Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb be in the affirmative in the present.

    1. Peter (be) _________________ on the phone.

    2. They (be) _________________ at home.

    3. I (be) _________________ a student.

    Exercise 3: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb be in the negative in the present.

    4. We (be, not) _________________ 50.

    5. You (be, not) _________________ Spanish.

    6. She (be, not) _________________ on holiday.

    Exercise 4: Answer the questions with a short answer.

    7. Are you from Montreal? _________

    8. Is your best friend female? _________

    9. Are your parents together? _________

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    Exercise 5: Make yes/no questions to go with the answer in bold.

    10. _____________________________________________?
    Yes, they are married.

    11. _____________________________________________?
    No, she isn’t bored.

    12. _____________________________________________?
    No, I am not friendly.

    Negative Regular and Verb be Verbs


    Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the simple present.

    1. I (be, not) ______________________ a teacher.

    2. Jane (take, not) ______________________ the bus to school.

    3. I (want, not) ______________________ to buy a new car.

    4. My father (have not) __________________ a house in Montreal.

    5. We (be, not) ________________________ in our psychology class.

    Simple Present Verb have


    Exercise 1: Conjugate the verb have in the simple present.

    I We
    You You
    He/She/It They

    Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of have in the simple present.

    1. I ( have) _______________________________ a big nose.

    2. He (have) _______________________________ long hair.

    3. She (have) ______________________________ small feet.

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