100 Sentences of Simple Present Tense

Here are 100 sentences of simple present tense. I hope these sentences will help you to learn English better.

Simple Present Tense: Positive /Affirmative Sentences

• He accepts my application to leave school.

• Maisha achieves the highest respect of the school.

• He accuses me of lying.

• I want to add some extra space to my home.

• He adores my parents.

• I agree with you.

• My aim in life is to become an engineer.

• He can afford this car.

• He allows me to swim in his swimming pool.

• I approve of his application.

• He argues too much with his colleagues.

• She believes in me.

• I need to borrow your car.

• He buys a car for his father.

• He rents a home for this grandmom.

• He completes his daily work before the fixed time.

• You need to consult with a better doctor.

• The nation concerns about the current political situation.

• I can cook anything.

• John cut his finger.

• Anna wants to dance.

• She always denies taking my money.

• She is the perfect one for you.

• I can describe the entire matter clearly.

• He dives into the swimming pool.

• Susan drives a truck.

• I want to ensure your entrance.

• He expects too much from you.

• He fails the exam.

• Forgive him for this incident.

• Apples grow on trees.

• I can imagine how you felt.

Simple Present Tense: Negative Sentences

• He doesn’t accept my application to leave school.

• Maisha doesn’t achieve the highest respect for the school. • He doesn’t accuse me of lying.

• I don’t want to add some extra space to my home.

• He doesn’t adore my parents.

• I don’t agree with you.

• My aim in life is not to become an engineer.

• He can’t afford this car.

• He doesn’t allow me to swim in his swimming pool.

• I don’t approve of his application.

• He doesn’t argue too much with his colleagues.

• She doesn’t believe me.

• I don’t need to borrow your car.

• He doesn’t buy a car for his father.

• He doesn’t rent a home for this grandmom.

• He doesn’t complete his daily work before the fixed time.

• You don’t need to consult with a better doctor.

• The nation doesn’t concern about the current political situation.

• I can’t cook anything.

• John doesn’t cut his finger.

• Anna doesn’t want to dance.

• She always doesn’t deny taking my money.

• She isn’t the perfect one for you.

• I can’t describe the entire matter clearly.

• He doesn’t dive into the swimming pool.

• Susan doesn’t drive a truck.

• I don’t want to ensure your entrance.

• He doesn’t expect too much from you.

• He doesn’t fail the exam.

• Don’t forgive him for this incident.

• Apples don’t grow on trees.

• I can’t imagine how you felt.

Simple Present Tense: Interrogative Sentences

• Does he accept my application to leave school?

• Does Maisha achieve the highest respect of the school?

• Does he accuse me of lying?

• Do I want to add some extra space on my home?

• Does he adore my parents?

• Do I agree with you?

• Is my aim in life to become an engineer?

• Can he afford this car?

• Does he allow me to swim in his swimming pool?

• Do I approve of his application?

• Does he argue too much with his colleagues?

• Does he believe in me?

• Do I need to borrow your car?

• Does he buy a car for his father?

• Does he rent a home for this grand-mom?

• Does he complete his daily work before the fixed time?

• Do you need to consult with a better doctor?

• Does the national concern about the current political situation?

• Can I cook anything?

• Does John cut his finger?

• Does Anna want to dance?

• Does she always deny taking my money?

• Is she the perfect one for you?

• Can I describe the entire matter clearly?

• Does he dive into the swimming pool?

• Does Susan drive a truck?

• Do I want to ensure your entrance?

• Does he expect too much from you?

• Does he fail the exam?

• Do you forgive him for this incident?

• Do apples grow on trees?

• Can I imagine how you felt?