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    Affirmative: La Única Vez Que Usted Le Pone Una "S" Al Verbo, Es Hablando en

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to talk about routines and free time activities in English. It shows the affirmative form with the subject plus the base verb plus any complement, and provides examples like "I listen to music" and "They play sports." For he/she/it subjects, an 's' is added to the verb in the affirmative. The negative form is also demonstrated using "don't" or "doesn't" depending on the subject, followed by the base verb and any complement, such as "She doesn't go to school."

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    Affirmative: La Única Vez Que Usted Le Pone Una "S" Al Verbo, Es Hablando en

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to talk about routines and free time activities in English. It shows the affirmative form with the subject plus the base verb plus any complement, and provides examples like "I listen to music" and "They play sports." For he/she/it subjects, an 's' is added to the verb in the affirmative. The negative form is also demonstrated using "don't" or "doesn't" depending on the subject, followed by the base verb and any complement, such as "She doesn't go to school."

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to talk about routines and free time activities in English. It shows the affirmative form with the subject plus the base verb plus any complement, and provides examples like "I listen to music" and "They play sports." For he/she/it subjects, an 's' is added to the verb in the affirmative. The negative form is also demonstrated using "don't" or "doesn't" depending on the subject, followed by the base verb and any complement, such as "She doesn't go to school."

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    Affirmative: La Única Vez Que Usted Le Pone Una "S" Al Verbo, Es Hablando en

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    PRESENT SIMPLE

    (TALK ABOUT ROUTINES AND FREE TIME ACTIVITIES)

    AFFIRMATIVE
    SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT

    I listen to music. I listen to music every day.


    you watch TV. You watch TV at night.
    we study We study English together.
    they play sports. They play sports in their free time
    __________
    he goES to the movies. He goes to the movies on Fridays.
    she haS dinner She has dinner at 8 pm.
    it haS breakfast My dog has breakfast at 10 am.

    Catalina reads Harry Potter in her free time.


    Bastián has English class on Fridays.
    My university closes at 7 pm.
    My cats sleep all day.
    Javiera and Mauricio play an instrument, they play the flute.
    My father listens to music in his car.

    LA ÚNICA VEZ QUE USTED LE PONE UNA “S” AL VERBO, ES HABLANDO EN


    AFIRMATIVO CON LOS SUJETOS HE/SHE/IT.
    NEGATIVE (do not-don’t, does not-doesn’t)

    SUBJECT + DON’T / DOESN’T (según corresponda al sujeto) + VERB +


    COMPLEMENT

    HE, SHE, IT ----> DOESN’T


    I, YOU, WE, THEY ---> DON’T

    ANTONIO DOESN’T PLAY VIDEO GAMES.


    I DON’T GET UP UNTIL 11 AM ON WEEKENDS.
    THEY DON’T TAKE A SHOWER. THEY ARE HIPPIES.
    SHE DOESN’T GO TO SCHOOL. SHE IS AN AMISH.

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