Simple Present Tense, Can, Can’t, Question Words, Present Continuous Tense, Comparative, Quantifiers free ESL EFL pdf worksheets with answer keys

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This worksheet contains a short quiz about the simple present tense, can and can’t, question words, the present continuous tense, the quantifiers, and the comparative and superlative. Students answer multiple-choice questions. The worksheet has an answer key.

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1. Present Tense

Subject	Verb	Example Sentence
I	eat	“I eat breakfast every morning.”
You	eat	“You eat lunch with your friends.”
He/She/It	eats	“He eats vegetables for dinner.”
We	eat	“We eat pizza on Fridays.”
You	eat	“You eat ice cream for dessert.”
They	eat	“They eat sushi at the restaurant.”

2. Can and Can’t

Subject	Can	Can’t	Example Sentences
I	can	can’t	“I can swim.”
You	can	can’t	“You can speak English fluently.”
He/She/It	can	can’t	“He can play the guitar.”
We	can	can’t	“We can cook dinner together.”
You	can	can’t	“You can’t solve this math problem.”
They	can	can’t	“They can ride a bike.”

3. Question Words

Question Word	Use	Example Sentence
What	Asking about things	“What is your favorite color?”
Where	Asking about locations	“Where do you live?”
When	Asking about time	“When is your birthday?”
Why	Asking about reasons	“Why are you crying?”
Who	Asking about people	“Who is your best friend?”
How	Asking about manner/way	“How do you spell your name?”

4. Present Continuous Tense

Subject	am/is/are	Verb (-ing form)	Example Sentences
I	am	reading	“I am reading a book.”
You	are	studying	“You are studying English grammar.”
He/She/It	is	playing	“She is playing the piano.”
We	are	cooking	“We are cooking dinner right now.”
You	are	watching	“You are watching TV.”
They	are	working	“They are working on their project together.”

5. Comparative

Adjective	Comparative Form	Example Sentence
Tall	Taller	“He is taller than his brother.”
Fast	Faster	“She runs faster than her friend.”
Smart	Smarter	“They are smarter than the other students.”
Big	Bigger	“The house is bigger than the apartment.”
Happy	Happier	“We are happier now than before.”
Strong	Stronger	“The athlete is stronger than before.”

6. Quantifiers

Quantifier	Use	Example Sentence
Some	Affirmative statements	“I have some friends.”
Any	Negative and interrogative sentences	“I don’t have any money.”
Many	Countable nouns	“She has many books.”
Much	Uncountable nouns	“There isn’t much milk left.”
A lot of	Affirmative statements	“We have a lot of homework.”
Few	Negative sentences	“There are few students in the class.”