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This image is a worksheet about the Present Simple tense in the affirmative form. It explains how to conjugate verbs in the third person singular (he, she, it) by adding:

  • -s for general verbs.
  • -es for verbs ending in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, or -o (e.g., “fix” becomes “fixes”).
  • Changing -y to -ies for verbs ending in consonant + y (e.g., “cry” becomes “cries”).

It includes an exercise where students complete sentences with the correct form of the given verbs. For example:

  1. Charlie sometimes tidies his room.
  2. Christine does her homework.
  3. Tom and Charlie take photos.
  4. Sarah often buys new dresses.
  5. The dog always chases the cat.

The worksheet helps practice and understand the rules of forming the third person singular in present simple tense.

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Present Simple - Affirmative

The worksheet focuses on forming sentences in the Present Simple tense for the third person singular perspective (he, she, it). Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Verb Conjugation Rules

  • General Rule: Add -s to most verbs (e.g., “run” becomes “runs”).
  • -es Endings: Use -es for verbs ending in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, or -o (e.g., “fix” → “fixes”).
  • Consonant + y Endings: Change -y to -ies (e.g., “cry” → “cries”).

Exercise Instructions

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the given verb:

  1. Charlie sometimes tidies his room. (to tidy)
  2. Christine does her homework. (to do)
  3. Tom and Charlie take photos. (to take)
  4. Sarah often buys new dresses. (to buy)
  5. The dog always chases the cat. (to chase)
  6. My brother arrives home at one o’clock. (to arrive)
  7. My mother wears long dresses. (to wear)
  8. Our teacher teaches us English. (to teach)
  9. My friend stops writing. (to stop)
  10. Peter visits our friends. (to visit)
  11. My brother and I watch TV at the bird sanctuary on Saturdays. (to go)
  12. I look at the birds when I go to the park. (to look)
  13. My cousin uses his laptop every day. (to use)
  14. My uncle drinks orange juice. (to drink)
  15. Mary always brushes her hair. (to brush)
  16. My grandparents live in France. (to live)

These exercises help students practice how to correctly conjugate verbs into the third person singular form while ensuring proper application of Present Simple rules.