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The document consists of a series of fill-in-the-blank questions designed to test knowledge of English verb conjugation in the present tense. Each question provides four options, with the correct answer being the appropriate form of the verb for the subject given. The questions cover various subjects and actions, emphasizing correct grammatical structure.

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1. Jane ________ her dinner every day.

a) cook​ b) cooks​ ​ c) doesn’t cooks​ ​ d) don’t cook

2. My father ________ coffee in the morning.

a) drink​ b) drank​ ​ c) doesn’t drink​ ​ d) don’t drinks

3. They ________ football every Saturday.

a) plays​ b) play​​ ​ c) don’t plays​ ​ ​ d) doesn’t play

4. The shop ________ at 9 a.m. on weekdays.

a) open​ b) opens​ ​ c) doesn’t opens​ ​ d) don’t open

5. She ________ her homework after dinner.

a) do​ ​ b) does​ ​ c) doesn’t does​ ​ d) don’t does

6. The sun ________ in the east.

a) rise​ ​ b) rises​ ​ c) doesn’t rises​ ​ d) don’t rise

7. Peter ________ to the gym twice a week.

a) go​ ​ b) goes​ ​ c) doesn’t goes​ ​ d) don’t go

8. They ________ breakfast at 7:30 every day.

a) have​ b) has​ ​ ​ c) don’t has​ ​ ​ d) doesn’t have

9. Water ________ at 100°C.

a) boil​ ​ b) boils​​ ​ c) doesn’t boils​ ​ d) don’t boil

10. He ________ his teeth in the morning.

a) brush​ b) brushes​ ​ c) doesn’t brushes​ ​ d) don’t brush

11. The students ________ English at school.

a) doesn’t study​ b) studies​ c) doesn’t studies​ ​ d) don’t study

12. I ________ in Thailand with my family.

a) live​ ​ b) lives​​ ​ c) doesn’t live​ ​ ​ d) don’t lives


13. She ________ to school by bike every day.

a) ride​ ​ b) rides​ ​ c) doesn’t rides​ ​ d) don’t ride

14. They ________ TV in the evening.

a) watch​ b) watches​ ​ c) doesn’t watch​ ​ d) don’t watches

15. Tom ________ in the library after class.

a) study​ b) studied​ ​ c) doesn’t study​ ​ d) don’t study

16. We ________ to school by bus.

a) went​ b) goes​ ​ c) doesn’t go​ ​ ​ d) don’t go

17. The teacher ________ us homework every day.

a) give​​ b) gives​ ​ c) doesn’t gives​ ​ d) don’t give

18. The baby ________ when he is hungry.

a) cry​ ​ b) cried​ ​ c) doesn’t cry​ ​ ​ d) don’t cry

19. They ________ their grandmother every weekend.

a) visit​ ​ b) visits​ ​ c) doesn’t visit​​ ​ d) don’t visits

20. The train ________ at 8 o’clock.

a) leave​ b) leaves​ ​ c) doesn’t leaves​ ​ d) don’t leave

21. Birds ________ in the morning.

a) sing​​ b) sings​ ​ c) doesn’t sing​​ ​ d) don’t sings

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The correct choice is 'b) cooks'. In this sentence, 'Jane' is the singular third-person subject, which requires the verb to be conjugated with an '-s' in the simple present tense .

The correct choice is 'a) have'. For the plural subject 'They', the correct verb form in the simple present is the base form 'have', because plural subjects do not require a verb ending in '-s' or '-es' .

The correct answer is 'b) goes'. For the subject 'Peter', third-person singular verb structure is required, and thus the verb 'goes' has the '-es' ending. This rule applies consistently to ensure proper subject-verb agreement .

The correct choice is 'b) boils'. When making scientific statements that are accepted general truths, the simple present tense is used. For third-person singular like 'water', the verb includes the '-s' ending. This applies the rule of subject-verb agreement in factual contexts .

The correct choice is 'c) doesn’t drink'. The sentence is negative, so 'doesn't' is needed with the base form of the verb 'drink'. For third-person singular nouns, the auxiliary 'does' is used with the base verb to form negatives in present simple .

The correct choice is 'b) play'. The subject 'They' is plural, so the verb does not take an '-s' in the simple present tense. This follows the general rule where verbs in present simple for plural subjects remain in their base form .

The correct choice is 'a) cry'. However, to correctly maintain sentence structure with the given third-person singular 'The baby', it should actually be 'cries'. The sentence as proposed would typically be seen as incorrect if modifying the singular conventionally .

The correct choice is 'b) does'. In the positive sentence, 'She does her homework', but if negative was required as 'c) doesn’t does', it's incorrect; it should be 'doesn't do'. Therefore, for positive the verb should just be 'does' in simple present with third-person singular .

The correct choice is 'b) opens'. When using the simple present tense and the subject is a singular noun such as 'The shop', the verb requires an '-s' or '-es' ending. This is a common grammatical rule for the third-person singular present tense .

The correct answer is 'b) leaves'. In schedule expressions, the simple present is used to imply regular or timetabled events, and 'leaves' is the proper form for singular third-person subjects like 'The train', thus requiring the '-s' ending for grammatically correct statements .

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