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Simple Present Tense Worksheet - English grammar


Simple Present Tense Worksheet



Simple Present Tense Worksheet - English grammar

The simple present tense is a verb tense used to express current events, fixed routine operations, and occurrences.

Simple Present Tense Worksheet

 

Fill in the blanks with the correct verb form using the word given in the brackets.

  1. Sita _____________. (Draw)
  2. He __________. (Come)
  3. We ________ in your notebook. (Write)
  4. You ______ to the park every day. (Go)
  5. Sohan _________ me. (Remember)
  6. Raj _________ in the same park. (Play)
  7. Raju can ___________. (Dance)
  8. I ___________ everyday. (Read)
  9. Sita ____________ her Holi with  mother every year. (Celebrate)
  10. Gita ___________  in front of the line in the morning. (Stand)
  11. They ________ everyday. (Play)
  12. She _______ every year. (Carve)
  13. Rita can not _______. (Walk)
  14. I ______ him. (Hit)


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