Present simple -s / plurals

Article excerpt · target grammar marked

Topuria grows up between Spain and Georgia. He speaks four languages and carries himself with confidence. His team works well together. He mixes everything up and catches opponents off guard at unexpected moments.

Grammar Reference · Present simple -s / plurals

3rd person: add -s

Use -s with he, she, it in present simple. She trains twice a day. He fights every weekend.

I/you/we/they: no -s

No -s after I, you, we, they. They train hard. I watch every fight.

Plural nouns: add -s

Most countable nouns add -s in the plural. The fighters enter. His coaches watch.

Common error

Never drop -s from a 3rd person verb. He fight ✗ → He fights ✓

01Exercise 1 — Form · Write the Correct Form

Present simple -s / plurals

1.Topuria every fight carefully before stepping into the cage.

2.His opponent a lot of time on the ground game.

3.The two train at the same gym in Alicante.

4.She always the highlights after every big event.

5.They never down from a hard fight, no matter who the opponent is.

6.A champion from a loss and comes back stronger.

02Exercise 2 — Find and Correct the Error

find the error · rewrite the sentence

1.Topuria speak four languages and train six days a week.

2.The referee stop the fight when a fighter give up.

3.Two analyst say he took on the challenge too soon.

4.She watch every fight and her friend love discussing the result.

5.He mix up his style and catch his opponent off guard.

6.The fan cheers loudly when their fighter come out to the cage.

03Exercise 3 — About You

in your notebook

Personalise: complete five sentences about yourself using the target grammar.

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