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MCQmediumUnderstanding simple present tense

In simple present tense, when does the verb take an 's' or 'es'?

Options

aIf the subject is 'I' or 'you'.
bIf the subject is plural.
cIf the subject is any one person/he/she, etc.check_circle
dAlways, regardless of the subject.

Key Points

The Language Focus section explains, 'In simple present tense, the verb takes an 's' or 'es' if the subject is any one person/he/she, etc.'

Source

Class 6 › English › Chapter 5: Thanks for Your Work › Topic: Understanding simple present tense

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.