The present simple tense is used to describe how often we do things. As a result, it is often used with adverbs of frequency.
I often play basketball on the weekend.
Sometimes Alice eats oatmeal for breakfast.
Bob always comes home from work before seven o’clock.
The present simple tense is formed like this:
I/we/you/they drive/eat/go
He/She/It drives/eats/goes
As seen above, some verbs need -es instead of -s.
Do I/we/you/they play football?
Does he/she/it like to eat vegetables?
I/we/you/they don’t go to work on Saturday.
He/She/It doesn’t run fast.
Present Simple
Here is a worksheet to practice present simple tense. Students will practice forming the present simple tense with regular and irregular verbs. This worksheet is suitable for Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8.