Present simple tense Exercises in Lithuanian language

The present simple tense in Lithuanian is a fundamental aspect of the language that every learner must master. This tense is used to describe habitual actions, general truths, and states of being that are currently true or always true. Unlike in English, where the verb form changes with the subject (e.g., "I run," "he runs"), Lithuanian verbs in the present simple tense are conjugated based on the verb’s root and the subject’s person and number. Understanding these conjugations is essential for constructing accurate and meaningful sentences in everyday conversations. In Lithuanian, verbs in the present simple tense can be categorized into three main conjugation groups, each with its own set of endings. This categorization helps simplify the learning process, making it easier to predict verb endings once you know the group to which a verb belongs. Additionally, Lithuanian uses the present simple tense not only to describe regular actions but also to narrate events in literature and storytelling, making it a versatile and frequently used tense. Through these exercises, you will practice recognizing patterns, conjugating verbs correctly, and applying the present simple tense in various contexts to build a strong foundation in Lithuanian grammar.