Present Simple Examples [100 Sentences!]

The Present Simple tense is used to describe facts, habits, routines, and general truths. It is one of the most commonly used tenses in English and follows a simple structure.

🧠 Structure:

• Affirmative: Subject + base verb (add -s or -es for he/she/it)

• Negative: Subject + do/does not + base verb

• Interrogative: Do/Does + subject + base verb?

This tense is often used to:

• Talk about regular activities or routines

• Express facts or general truths

• Describe schedules or fixed arrangements

• Talk about permanent situations

✅ Affirmative Sentences

1. I go to the gym every morning.

2. She reads a book every week.

3. They work in a bank.

4. John studies French on Mondays.

5. It rains a lot in April.

6. We play soccer after school.

7. My brother watches TV at night.

8. Lisa cooks delicious meals.

9. The sun rises in the east.

10. I drink coffee in the morning.

11. Emma writes poems.

12. The train arrives at 6 p.m.

13. My dad drives a taxi.

14. We live in London.

15. Sarah teaches English.

16. He likes pizza.

17. They walk to work.

18. Maria sings very well.

19. You speak English fluently.

20. I take the bus every day.

21. The shop opens at 9 a.m.

22. Olivia listens to music often.

23. He eats lunch at noon.

24. My friends visit me on weekends.

25. I always brush my teeth after meals.

26. She goes shopping on Saturdays.

27. Tom plays the guitar.

28. The dog barks loudly.

29. We travel every summer.

30. I sleep at 10 p.m.

31. Anna wears glasses.

32. He works from home.

33. We clean the house on Sundays.

34. Lisa paints in her free time.

❌ Negative Sentences

1. I don’t like spicy food.

2. She doesn’t drink milk.

3. They don’t play video games.

4. He doesn’t go to the gym.

5. We don’t watch that show.

6. John doesn’t work on weekends.

7. My dog doesn’t bark at night.

8. Emma doesn’t eat meat.

9. You don’t drive to school.

10. It doesn’t snow here.

11. I don’t wake up early.

12. Lisa doesn’t study biology.

13. They don’t listen to jazz.

14. He doesn’t wear a suit.

15. We don’t live near the beach.

16. Sarah doesn’t cook often.

17. You don’t understand the rules.

18. The shop doesn’t open on Sundays.

19. My parents don’t travel much.

20. She doesn’t play tennis.

21. I don’t drink tea.

22. Mark doesn’t know the answer.

23. We don’t speak Italian.

24. The kids don’t clean their room.

25. He doesn’t remember her name.

26. I don’t work on holidays.

27. Maria doesn’t like chocolate.

28. The cat doesn’t sleep on the bed.

29. You don’t call me anymore.

30. The dog doesn’t eat vegetables.

31. They don’t understand the problem.

32. Olivia doesn’t sing well.

33. He doesn’t do his homework.

❓ Interrogative Sentences

1. Do you play the piano?

2. Does she like coffee?

3. Do they go to school on Saturdays?

4. Does he work in an office?

5. Do we need more time?

6. Does Lisa study chemistry?

7. Do your parents live nearby?

8. Do you know the answer?

9. Does it rain often here?

10. Do I look tired?

11. Does Sarah speak French?

12. Do the students read every day?

13. Do you drink tea in the morning?

14. Does he call you often?

15. Do they watch movies together?

16. Do you enjoy your job?

17. Does John go jogging?

18. Do we eat lunch at noon?

19. Do the kids play outside?

20. Does your brother play guitar?

21. Do I need to bring anything?

22. Does the train stop here?

23. Do you clean your room?

24. Does Emma drive a car?

25. Do the lights work?

26. Do you go to church?

27. Does she work on Fridays?

28. Do they live in this city?

29. Do you feel tired today?

30. Does Mark play football?

31. Do your friends like hiking?

32. Does it make sense?

33. Do you agree with me?