Put the verbs in brackets in the present simple. 1 She (spend) her free time with her friends. They often (go) to the cinema. 2 Tony (not/work) at weekends. He (visit) his grandparents in the countryside.

Okay, let's put the verbs in the present simple tense!

1. She spends her free time with her friends. They often go to the cinema.

2. Tony doesn't work at weekends. He visits his grandparents in the countryside.

Explanation:

• In the first sentence, 'she' is a singular subject, so we add '-s' to the verb 'spend' to make it 'spends'. 'They' is a plural subject, so the verb 'go' stays as it is.
• In the second sentence, 'Tony' is a singular subject. To make the negative form of 'work' in the present simple, we use 'doesn't work'. Then, since 'he' is a singular subject, we add '-s' to the verb 'visit' to make it 'visits'.