[Best] Simple Present Tense Exercise 2019 with 10+ Examples

Simple Present Tense Complete Exercise  with 10+ Examples

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Simple Present Tense an Ultimate guide for you to learn all about it from Beginner to Advance

"Simple Present / Present Indefinite" Tense

The simplest category of  "Tense", is "Indefinite Present Tense"  / "Simple Present Tense"

Simple Present Tense Definition  :-

( Meaning of the Simple Present Tense)

Simple Present Tense is a Tense that has no certain or fixed time period as to the happening of the event.

or in other words, no one can get it that what is the exact time of the act or event  happens.

That's why we call "Indefinite Present Tense"  as the "Simple Present Tense".

We know "Present Indefinite Tense" as the simplest "Tense", because it has very minimum / least rules of forming sentence of such category.

no many rules apply on this sentence.

Just with the help of " fist / basic form of verb (i.e. V1)", we can make the sentences of 

"Simple Present Tense" 

Examples of  "Simple Present Tense" are

• Mom cooks food

• Dad goes to office

• Horse runs fast

• Eagle flies high

What is meant by "Indefinite Present Tense"

We can see that the word "Indefinite" itself signifies that, something which is not definite or certain or fixed.

thus, as we are talking about "Tense" so obviously we are talking about "Time",

Hence the time is not definite,

That's why they are called "Indefinite".

Han??? What's this mean that time is not definite ( or it's Indefinite )????

Do you understand what is definite time ?????????

Probably not, guys

So first I have to make you understand the 

"Definite & Indefinite Time" or"Definite & Indefinite Tense"

Difference between the

Definite & Indefinite Tense

 

As , when I say that :- I go to school

By just listening to this sentence can you guess 

• at which time (i.e. 7 am, 7.30 am, 8 am, 9 am, or in evening shift at 12.30 pm) 

• In what age or what standard for  

• or

• In which school

"I go ".

Obviously all of the above points are not cleared, just by listening to the sentence :- " I go to School".

I hope now you have come to know that why "Simple Present Tenses"

are called "Indefinite Present Tense"

Simple Present Tense Rules

It is just only the "Indefinite / Simple Present Tense" that has only one rule of making such  sentence .
i.e.

Present Perfect Tense Formula :-

Subject + V1 + Object

We just need to use 1st form of verb after the subject 
(Subject means name of Person or Place or anything)

• So to make Simple Present Tense we just need to name the subject (I , we , You , They , He , She , It etc.) and 

• Apply 1st (Root) form of the Verb

• Apply Object

Use of "s and es " with 1st form of verb (V1) in Simple Present Tense

 It matters in the Simple Present Tense that
if the subject is Plural then apply 1st form of verb to it,
like :- I, We , You , They , Boys , Girls , Teachers.

•  I teach 

• You learn

• Boys Play

 but 

if subject is singular then you have to put (s / es ) with the 1st form of verb

like :- singular - He , She , Boy , Girl , It , 

He teach + (es )                =  He teaches
She learn + (es)                =  She learns
Boy play + (es)                  =  Boy plays  

In other words = Subject + V1 + (e/es , if singular) + Object

Example :- 

I + Go

You + Tell

We + Play

Monkey + Jumps

Horse + Runs  

  

10 Simple Present Tense Example 

Simple Present Tense Example 

Subject + V1

• I read

• Teacher teaches

• Fan spins

• Car runs

• Monkey Jumps

• Pen writes

• You learn

• Boys Play

• Birds chirp

• Airplane Flies

Subject + V1 + Object

• Flowers smell nice

• The baby sleeps in the swing

• Little girl plays with the doll.

• Boys play in the ground

• Dog barks at the Strangers

• Lion roars loud in the forest

• Singer sings on stages & in shows

• Tailor stitches clothes according to figure & Instructions.

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Conclusion of "Present Perfect Tense" learning

1. The simplest category

    of  "Tense", is "IndefinitePresent Tense" / "Simple Present Tense"

2. We have to use only V1 after / with Subject.

3. We have to use (s / es ) if the Subject is Singular

     but not to use when subject is Plural