50 Examples of Simple Present Tense Sentences
The simple present
tense is the most commonly used tense in English grammar. This tense is used to
express something that is happening or will happen in the present, that is, in
the near future or happening repeatedly.
We have put down 50
simple present tense sentences (affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences) for
you.
Simple Present Tense Sentences
Before going to make a
sentence, you need to know the simple present tense structure –
Subject + Verb
(Present Form or V1) + Object
Sentence making Temple
for easy understanding.
I do. (Positive
sentence)
I don’t do. (Negative
sentence)
Do I do? (Interrogative
sentence)
Don’t I do?
(Negative-Interrogative sentence)
Remember these rules to
make any sentence.
If the sentence will
start with 3rd person's singular number.
He does.
He doesn’t do.
Does he do?
Doesn’t he do?
Affirmative Sentences
·
Education helps us
in achieving the main goals of our life.
·
The chef bakes cookies
for this restaurant.
·
I take eight
hours of sound sleep daily.
·
The knowledge of good
and evil gives us a moral and spiritual understanding of
social problems.
·
Practice makes a
man perfect.
·
He loves writing
fiction stories.
·
My mother loves me
from the core of her heart.
·
I need some
time to complete this assignment.
·
Jamy likes swimming.
·
He writes an
article regularly.
·
A morning walk makes a
man healthy.
·
We believe the
earth is 4.6 billion years old.
·
Tomi takes exercises
regularly.
·
He goes to
a hill station during summer vacations.
·
He works hard
to achieve the target sales.
·
This road leads to
the zoo.
·
He earns his
livelihood by farming.
·
I love studying
stories.
·
Jacky works as
an Accountant in this firm.
·
Raihan deals in
stationery.
·
She eats only
fish.
·
Business letters include letters
of order to business companies or firms and their replies.
·
She reads books
daily.
·
This book covers interview
tips and general questions.
·
I like to take coffee
at night.
·
Jimmy eats an
apple in the morning.
·
Thousands of
families live in this town.
·
A man of science knows that
he has to test and verify his hypothesis.
·
Russel says that
the scientific method is, in reality, very simple.
·
Professor makes some
suggestions to avoid the disadvantages of specialization.
Negative Sentences
1. He doesn’t play football.
2. The students do not spend valuable
time studying books.
3. I don’t particularly appreciate traveling.
4. They don’t study together.
5. I don’t think that I like
this skirt.
6. I don’t know some of your
friends.
7. She doesn’t buy me a present.
8. He doesn’t attend the class
regularly.
9. Jimmy doesn’t go to the
market to buy groceries.
10. The gardener doesn’t water the
plants.
Note: 3rd person singular number He, She, It & A
single name of Person and things.
Interrogative Sentences (Questions)
1. Who wants to bother with History and Geography in
this tech era?
2. Does she cook delicious food?
3. Do they help each other in a tough time?
4. Does it rain heavily in this town?
5. Do you get up early in the morning?
6. Does she like traveling?
7. Does he like these glasses?
8. Why do you show me the book?
9. Do you help me?
10. Do you buy a birthday cake for your friend?