Lesson overview:
Students learn the present simple early and keep dropping the -s for years. This present simple third person worksheet works on that one problem. A rule card covers -s, -es after ch, sh, s, x and o, and -ies after a consonant and y. Students write the he, she, it form of ten verbs, choose between works and work, and complete sentences like Anna carries her laptop everywhere. Then they make negatives with doesn't, write questions with does, and correct five real learner mistakes, including Does she works here? The sheet ends with a short text about Kate, a night nurse, and five wrong sentences to correct, so every answer needs the -s or doesn't.
