Quiz On Simple Present Verbs

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1. We _____ tired from the hard work.

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When expressing the current state of a plural subject like "we," the appropriate form of the verb "to be" is "are." Therefore, the correct sentence is "We are tired from the hard work," conveying their fatigue.

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Quiz On Simple Present Verbs - Quiz

Embark on a linguistic journey with our engaging "Simple Present Verb To Be Quiz." This quiz is designed to test your mastery of the simple present tense, focusing... see morespecifically on the verb "to be." Explore various scenarios and sentence structures where the simple present tense plays a crucial role. Sharpen your understanding of subject-verb agreement and enhance your command of English grammar.

This quiz is not just an assessment; it's an opportunity to reinforce your knowledge and boost your confidence in using the simple present tense effectively. Challenge yourself, uncover nuances of language, and excel in expressing actions and states in the present. Immerse yourself in this interactive learning experience and elevate your language skills!
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2. He ____ sad.

Explanation

When using the simple present tense with the pronoun "he," the correct form of the verb "to be" is "is." The accurate sentence is "He is sad," expressing his current emotional state.

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3. She ____ hungry.

Explanation

Following the rules of simple present tense, the correct form of the verb "to be" for the pronoun "she" is "is." Thus, the sentence "She is hungry" signifies her present feeling of hunger.

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4. We____ thirsty.

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For the pronoun "we" in the simple present tense, the correct form of the verb "to be" is "are." The correct sentence is "We are thirsty," conveying the collective sense of thirst among the group.

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5. They____ cold.

Explanation

Similar to "we," the pronoun "they" requires the verb "are" in the simple present tense. The correct sentence is "They are cold," indicating the current condition of feeling cold.

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6. You____ sick.

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When addressing "you" in the simple present tense, the suitable form of the verb "to be" is "are." The accurate sentence is "You are sick," reflecting the present state of being unwell.

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7. Pepe and Juan____ well.

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In this scenario, addressing multiple individuals ("Pepe and Juan"), the correct form of the verb "to be" is "are." Hence, the correct statement is "Pepe and Juan are well," indicating their current health.

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8. You and Mrs. Sanchez _____ short.

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Referring to more than one person ("you and Mrs. Sanchez"), the appropriate form of the verb "to be" is "are." The correct sentence is "You and Mrs. Sanchez are short," describing their height.

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9. I ____ happy.

Explanation

In the simple present tense, the verb "to be" is conjugated as "am" for the pronoun "I." Therefore, the correct sentence is "I am happy," indicating the current state of happiness.

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10. It____ white.

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When referring to non-living entities or animals in the third person (like "it"), the proper form of the verb "to be" is "is." Therefore, the accurate statement is "It is white," describing the current color.

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11. My boyfriend and I____ in the school.

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When talking about a couple of people, including oneself ("my boyfriend and I"), the correct form of the verb "to be" is "are." Thus, the accurate sentence is "My boyfriend and I are in the school," indicating their current location.

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12. The dogs _____ mean.

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When describing the behavior or characteristics of plural subjects like "dogs," the correct form of the verb "to be" is "are." Hence, the accurate statement is "The dogs are mean," portraying their temperament.

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13. Manny & I ______ brothers.

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Referring to a group of people, "Manny & I," the correct form of the verb "to be" is "are." The correct sentence is "Manny & I are brothers," indicating their sibling relationship.

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14. My mother Cecy and My sister____ in Quito.

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When referring to multiple people, even if they are part of the family, the suitable form of the verb "to be" is "are." The correct sentence is "My mother Cecy and my sister are in Quito," specifying their current location.

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15. Sr. Lopez ____ excited about Thanksgiving.

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When referring to a single individual, even if using a title ("Sr. Lopez"), the correct form of the verb "to be" is "is." The accurate sentence is "Sr. Lopez is excited about Thanksgiving," reflecting his current emotional state.

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We _____ tired from the hard work.
He ____ sad.
She ____ hungry.
We____ thirsty.
They____ cold.
You____ sick.
Pepe and Juan____ well.
You and Mrs. Sanchez _____ short.
I ____ happy.
It____ white.
My boyfriend and I____ in the school.
The dogs _____ mean.
Manny & I ______ brothers.
My mother Cecy and My sister____ in Quito.
Sr. Lopez ____ excited about Thanksgiving.
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