Quiz 1: the class 2: present simple 3rd.
SIMPLE PRESENT 3RD PERSONA SINGULAR.
Rule: with the pronouns he-she-it add S to the base form of the verb.
Ex: She reads
Verbs ending in S, SH, CH, X, O, Z and ES to the base form of the verb. Complete each sentence with the simple present form of the verb in parentheses.
1. The rain (reach) reaches the station at 8:00.
2. The cook (mix) mixes the salad dressing.
3. She (go) goes to school by bus.
4. That boy (catch) catches a bad cold every winter.
5. Sarah (have) has 2 black dogs.
6. James (rush) rushes to his soccer practice after school.
7. This store (have) has a sale every week.
8. Bruce (read) reads after school library.
9. Xavier never (miss) misses his bus.
10. This tool (do) does a good job.
11. He (play) plays soccer after school.
12. The dog (run) runs very fast.
13. She (wash) washes the dishes every night.
14. My brother (speak) speaks Spanish.
15. She (go) goes to her soccer practice every week.
16. The baby (kiss) kisses his mom when she gets home from work.
17. The dog (have) has a big bone.
18. A bee (buzz) buzzes as it flies.
19. He (fix) fixes all kind of things.
Simple present
exercise: the third person –s/ -es / -ies endins Fill the gaps with verbs in the simple present tense and use words ending in –s, -es and ies.
Why Samuel wakes up early Every day little gets (get)
up early in the morning. He hurries (hurry)
downstairs and into the backyard. Where is she? Yes,
over there. His black and white kitten always plays
(play) in the grass. Little Samuel catches (catch) her
with both hands, grads (grad) her under her soft belly,
lifts (lift) her into the air and kisses (kiss) her on her
pink nose. The he carries (carry) her into the kitchen
to give her a small bowl of milk. But sometimes he
just watches (watch) his kitten running on the grass.
What a fast cat she is! She never misses (miss) a
mosquito that flies (fly) low above the ground.
Rule: with the pronouns he-she-it add S to the base form of the verb.
Ex: She reads
Verbs ending in S, SH, CH, X, O, Z and ES to the base form of the verb. Complete each sentence with the simple present form of the verb in parentheses.
1. The rain (reach) reaches the station at 8:00.
2. The cook (mix) mixes the salad dressing.
3. She (go) goes to school by bus.
4. That boy (catch) catches a bad cold every winter.
5. Sarah (have) has 2 black dogs.
6. James (rush) rushes to his soccer practice after school.
7. This store (have) has a sale every week.
8. Bruce (read) reads after school library.
9. Xavier never (miss) misses his bus.
10. This tool (do) does a good job.
11. He (play) plays soccer after school.
12. The dog (run) runs very fast.
13. She (wash) washes the dishes every night.
14. My brother (speak) speaks Spanish.
15. She (go) goes to her soccer practice every week.
16. The baby (kiss) kisses his mom when she gets home from work.
17. The dog (have) has a big bone.
18. A bee (buzz) buzzes as it flies.
19. He (fix) fixes all kind of things.
Simple present
exercise: the third person –s/ -es / -ies endins Fill the gaps with verbs in the simple present tense and use words ending in –s, -es and ies.
Why Samuel wakes up early Every day little gets (get)
up early in the morning. He hurries (hurry)
downstairs and into the backyard. Where is she? Yes,
over there. His black and white kitten always plays
(play) in the grass. Little Samuel catches (catch) her
with both hands, grads (grad) her under her soft belly,
lifts (lift) her into the air and kisses (kiss) her on her
pink nose. The he carries (carry) her into the kitchen
to give her a small bowl of milk. But sometimes he
just watches (watch) his kitten running on the grass.
What a fast cat she is! She never misses (miss) a
mosquito that flies (fly) low above the ground.
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