Share Simple present tense - choose the correct word/words
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Kate (like / likes) her job. She (don't like / doesn't like) her boss.
likes, doesn't like
I (go / goes) to work on Saturday. I (doesn't go / don't go) to work on Sunday.
go, don't go
We (get up / gets up) at 7:30 on Saturday. We (doesn't get up / Don't get up) at 7:30 on Sunday.
get up, don't get up
Andy (take / takes) a computer class in the morning. He (don't take / doesn't take) a computer class in the evening.
takes, doesn't take
They (eat / eats) breakfast at home. They (don't eat / doesn't eat) breakfast at work.
eat, don't eat
You (study / studies) English at night. You (doesn't study / don't study) in the morning.
study, don't study
The class (start / starts) at 5:00. It (don't start / doesn't start) at 3:00.
starts, doesn't start
John and I (watches / watch) TV in the evening. We (don't watch / doesn't watch) it in the morning.
watch, don't watch
My sister (work / works) at a furniture company. She (don't work / doesn't work) in a publishing company.
works, doesn't work
My boss always (arrive / arrive) at work on time. He (doesn't go home / don't go home) until all his employees finish work.
arrives, doesn't go home
My mother (cooks/ cook) meals in the morning. She (don't cook / doesn't cook) in the evening.
cooks, doesn't cook
I usually (walks / walk) home. I (doesn't take / don't take) a bus.
walk, don't take
