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    Present Simple - Third Person Singular Practice!: - Ies - Es - S

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    This document provides a practice exercise on forming the present simple third person singular form of verbs in English. It lists common verb endings that take -s, -es, and -ies in the third person singular. It then provides a two-part exercise for learners to 1) conjugate verbs into the third person singular form and 2) identify the correctly conjugated verb in various sentences by placing an X in the corresponding option. The practice aims to help learners master third person singular verb conjugation.

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    This document provides a practice exercise on forming the present simple third person singular form of verbs in English. It lists common verb endings that take -s, -es, and -ies in the third person singular. It then provides a two-part exercise for learners to 1) conjugate verbs into the third person singular form and 2) identify the correctly conjugated verb in various sentences by placing an X in the corresponding option. The practice aims to help learners master third person singular verb conjugation.

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    This document provides a practice exercise on forming the present simple third person singular form of verbs in English. It lists common verb endings that take -s, -es, and -ies in the third person singular. It then provides a two-part exercise for learners to 1) conjugate verbs into the third person singular form and 2) identify the correctly conjugated verb in various sentences by placing an X in the corresponding option. The practice aims to help learners master third person singular verb conjugation.

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    Present Simple - Third Person Singular Practice!: - Ies - Es - S

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    Present simple – Third person singular practice!

    -s -es -ies
    Most verbs Verbs ending in Verbs ending in
    e.g. I talk  he talks -ss, -x, -sh, -ch, -o Consonant + y
    I drive  she drives e.g. I fix  she fixes e.g. I tidy  he tidies
    I do  it does but I play  he plays

    1. Write the 3rd person singular of 2. Write an X in the correct option:


    the verbs:
    a) Samantha like/ likes playing tennis.
    I walk  he walks
    b) We make/ makes delicious cakes.
    I go  he
    c) Uncle Tom feed/feeds the dogs every day.
    I dance  she
    d) Do/Does they live in London?
    I speak  he
    e) My brother eat/ eats a lot of hamburgers.
    I study  she f) You always come/comes to class early.
    I enjoy  he g) They all work/works in the post office.
    I fix  he h) The giant panda live/ lives in China.
    I jump  it i) Foxes live/ lives in the forest.

    I wash  he j) The Earth move/moves around the sun.

    I find  she k) You don’t/ doesn’t often go to the gym.


    l) Michael doesn’t drive/drives to work.
    I marry  he
    m) Do/Does he know how to swim?
    I keep  she
    n) Lisa and Nancy often jog/jogs in the park.
    I love  it
    o) These children ride/rides their bikes to
    I bother  he
    school every day.
    I sing  she
    p) My sister never tidys/tidies her bedroom.
    I lie  he
    q) Does your brother run/runs fast?
    I catch  he r) You and your mum don’t/doesn’t cook.

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