10 sentences with present simple affirmative. 10 sentences with negative. 10 sentences with questions. With easy words

Here is a harder set: longer sentences with time clauses, frequency adverbs, and Wh-questions — but the vocabulary is still easy. All sentences are in the present simple.

10 affirmative sentences

1. My little brother usually reads a short book before he goes to bed.
2. Our teacher often tells us a funny story when we finish our work early.
3. My best friend and I sometimes play football in the park after school.
4. The school bus always comes at eight o’clock in the morning.
5. My mother usually makes breakfast for us, and my father makes tea.
6. When it rains, the children in our class stay at home and play simple games.
7. My sister likes milk, but my brother likes water with his lunch.
8. Our cat sleeps on the sofa in the afternoon because it likes warm places.
9. Every Saturday, my friends and I clean our room and help our parents at home.
10. The little dog next door often runs into the garden and plays with a red ball.

10 negative sentences

1. My brother does not like milk, but he drinks water every morning.
2. We do not go to the park when it rains because the ground is wet.
3. My sister does not watch TV in the morning, and she does not play games before school.
4. The cat does not sleep on my bed, but it often sleeps on the chair.
5. Our teacher does not give us much homework on Friday, so we have time to play.
6. I do not eat eggs for breakfast, but I eat bread and drink tea.
7. My friends do not play football in the evening because they do their homework then.
8. The bus does not come at seven o’clock; it comes at eight.
9. My father does not drink coffee at night because he wants to sleep well.
10. Those children do not live near the school, so they go by bus.

10 questions

1. What time does your little brother usually go to bed?
2. Why do you not eat eggs for breakfast?
3. When does the bus come to your school in the morning?
4. Do your friends often play football in the park after school?
5. What does your mother usually make for breakfast?
6. Does your sister like milk, or does she like water with her lunch?
7. Where does your cat sleep in the afternoon?
8. How often do you and your friends clean your room?
9. Does your teacher give you homework on Friday?
10. What do you do when it rains and the park is wet?

What makes these harder: longer subjects, frequency adverbs (usually, often, sometimes, always), time clauses (when, before), and Wh-questions. The words are still easy.