exercise of simple present

Nick’s father

1. Nick’s father  (work) in London.

2. His office  (be: am/is /are ) in a big building.

3. Every morning he  (get up) at six o’clock.

4. He  (wash) in cold water.

5. He  (eat) eggs and toast for breakfast.

6. He  (drink) orange juice for breakfast.

7. He  (put on) his jeans and jacket.

8. Then he  (run) to the railway station.

9. He always  (take) his umbrella.

10. He  (buy) a newspaper and  (read) it on the train.
11. In the evening he  (come) back home at five o’clock.
12. After dinner he sometimes  (watch) television.
13. He never  (go) to the cinema.

                   What a boring life!

Fill in the verbs in Present Simple.

fly,/ cry,/ finish/,eat,/ live, /drink,/ go,/ speak,/ play,/ like

1. He  chips for dinner.
2. I  coffee three times a day.

3. She  to New York once a year.
4. We  Italian and English.

5. They  in Canada.
6. Tom and I   to school every day.

7. My dad  work at seven o’clock.
8. We  tennis every weekend.

9. My friend  old films.

   10.The baby  all the day.

Don’t or Doesn’t ??? 

1. He don't /doesn't live in Mexico.
2. She don't /doesn't  work in a bank.
3. I don't /doesn't play golf once a week.
4. Ron don't /doesn't listen to the radio.
5. We don't /doesn't speak French.
6. You don't /doesn't drink coffee in the morning.
7. My cat don't /doesn't sleep at night.
8. His car don't /doesn' work.
9. Shelly don't /doesn't eat meat.

10.I don't /doesn't understand you.

Do or Does ???

•  dodoes your friend like spaghetti?
• DoesDo the children go to school on Fridays?
• dodoes your sister watch TV in the morning?
• dodoes he read sometimes comics ?
• DoesDo the girls like football?
• DoesDo they go to sleep at 9 o’clock?
• dodoes she play on computer ?
• dodoes the dog like to eat meat ?
• DoesDo you speak English or German?
• dodoes he like cats?

Write these words in plural.  Add  -s,-es, -ies, -ves                     .ëúáå áøáéí

a boy -          2 boyesboys	a pencil-         2 pencilspenciles	a peach-       3  peachspeachespeachies	a potato-       2 potatoespotatos
a box-           2 boxesboxs	a baby-           7 babysbabies	a table-        2  tablestablies	a bus-           5 busesbusies
a city-        5 cityscitescities	a dish-             2 dishesdishiesdishs	a robot-        7  robotesrobots	a knife-           2 knifesknives
a girl-           3 girlesgirls	a fox-              6 foxesfoxiesfoxs	a toy-            2  toystoies	a tomato-       2 tomatoestomatos
a dress-       10dresssdressesdressies	a beach-         2 beachesbeachies	a lady-          4  ladysladies	a monkey-       7 monkiesmonkeys
a bench-      2benchesbenchsbenchies	a brush-         10 brushsbrushes	a snake-        3  snakessnakies	a door-           2 dooresdoors
a bike-         3 bikiesbikes	a desk-           9   desksdeskes	a pen-           5   penspenes	a tree-           8 treestries
a story-        6 storiesstores	a body-          2   bodiesbodys	a glass-         2   glassiesglasses	a way-            2 wayswayes
a leaf-           2 leafsleavesleafes	a key-          5  keyskeyes	a cherry-      2  cherriescherrys	a duck -          6 ducksduckes
a day-           9  dayesdays	a chair-         2  chairschaires	an egg -         8  eggsegges	a wish-            2 wisheswishs

 

  Write these words in plural.   Example:     one    goose             four geese        

   

one child   two	one man     two	one woman     two	one person     many	one tooth many
onemouse     two	one fish     two	one deer     two	one foot two	onesheep     two