Yes or No_Simple Present Tenses

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Yes or No_Simple Present TensesVersion en ligne Grade 10 par Sayyidah Arba Diyanah Shodiq 1 Simple Present is commonly used to talk about general facts and habits. Yes No 2 Simple Present is only used to describe actions happening right now. Yes No 3 “She trains every morning” is a verbal Simple Present sentence. Yes No 4 “They practice regularly” is a nominal Simple Present sentence. Yes No 5 “They plays badminton” is grammatically correct because “plays” is a Simple Present verb. Yes No 6 In a positive verbal sentence, he, she, and it usually take a verb with -s or -es. Yes No 7 We use do with “they” to form a Simple Present negative or question. Yes No 8 After doesn't, the main verb normally keeps the -s/-es ending. Yes No 9 “She is a professional athlete” is a nominal sentence because “is” connects the subject with a noun phrase. Yes No 10 Changing “She trains every morning” into “She doesn't train every morning” requires changing trains to train. Yes No

Yes or No_Simple Present TensesVersion en ligne

Grade 10

par Sayyidah Arba Diyanah Shodiq

Simple Present is commonly used to talk about general facts and habits.

Yes

Simple Present is only used to describe actions happening right now.

Yes

“She trains every morning” is a verbal Simple Present sentence.

Yes

“They practice regularly” is a nominal Simple Present sentence.

Yes

“They plays badminton” is grammatically correct because “plays” is a Simple Present verb.

Yes

In a positive verbal sentence, he, she, and it usually take a verb with -s or -es.

Yes

We use do with “they” to form a Simple Present negative or question.

Yes

After doesn't, the main verb normally keeps the -s/-es ending.

Yes

“She is a professional athlete” is a nominal sentence because “is” connects the subject with a noun phrase.

Yes

Changing “She trains every morning” into “She doesn't train every morning” requires changing trains to train.

Yes

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Yes or No_Simple Present TensesVersion en ligne

par Sayyidah Arba Diyanah Shodiq

Simple Present is commonly used to talk about general facts and habits.

Simple Present is only used to describe actions happening right now.

“She trains every morning” is a verbal Simple Present sentence.

“They practice regularly” is a nominal Simple Present sentence.

“They plays badminton” is grammatically correct because “plays” is a Simple Present verb.

In a positive verbal sentence, he, she, and it usually take a verb with -s or -es.

We use do with “they” to form a Simple Present negative or question.

After doesn't, the main verb normally keeps the -s/-es ending.

“She is a professional athlete” is a nominal sentence because “is” connects the subject with a noun phrase.

Changing “She trains every morning” into “She doesn't train every morning” requires changing trains to train.

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