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    The document provides information on simple present tense, including how to form affirmative and negative statements, questions using auxiliary verbs do/does, and examples of simple present tense sentences. Rules for conjugating the verb "to be" are presented, as well as an activity for students to write their own simple present tense sentences. Mistakes to find in a sample text are also listed.

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    Simple present

    STATEMENTS, NEGATIVES, QUESTIONS


    When to use it?
    When we talk about things that happen again and again (habits, routines).

    When we're talking about facts.

    When we use non-action verbs (be, have, know, like, need, want).

    —Simple present
    How do we structure sentences?
    AFFIRMATIVE

    Subject + verb + complement

    NEGATIVE

    Subject + auxiliar + not + verb in base form + complement

    — Simple present
    How do we
    conjugate the
    verb to be?
    Some examples
    1. She jumps the rope every weekday morning.
    2. He studies math after class every day.
    3. They are amazing psychologists.
    4. I wake up every day at 6:30 am.
    5. My brother walks our dog every day.
    6. They stay up late every night.
    7. We play board games every weekend.
    8. She has a drivers license since last week.
    9. You play videogames after dinner every Tuesday and Thursday.
    10. They like wild animals such as wolves.

    — Simple present
    Activity Time
    Each one of you write 6 different sentences in
    your notebooks using affirmatives and negatives.
    Try to include at least one profession, one animal,
    and one place.
    Exercise
    There are eight mistakes in the following text.
    Can you find them?
    Alex Turner is a teenager. She live in Chile. She like clothes, and
    the shops in Santiago. She say: "My friends and I love fashion. We
    goes to the stores, but we doesn't always buy much. Clothes are
    expensive. But we still look good. My friends and I knows cheap
    ways to dress cute. For example, sometimes we are make our own
    clothes. And we mix styles. Sometimes we put on gothic clothes
    with punk clothes or schoolgirl uniforms. Sometimes we wears
    lots of makeup. And sometimes we dresses like dolls.".

    —Simple present
    Now, how do we
    formulate yes/no
    questions? FIRST, WE HAVE TO
    KNOW WHAT DO WE
    NEED...
    Use the auxiliar do or does
    before the subject.
    There are two types of
    answers: short ones and
    long ones.
    How do we structure yes/no questions?
    QUESTION

    Auxiliar + subject + verb in base form +


    complement + ?

    AFFIRMATIVE

    Yes, subject + auxiliar


    EXAMPLE

    No, subject + auxiliar + not


    — English Class | Laredo York Primary School
    Do or does? 1. _____ HE COME LATE?
    2. _____ THEY HAVE A LOT OF
    WORK TO DO?
    3. _____ THEY LIVE IN A
    DORMITORY?
    4. _____ YOU HAVE A SISTER?
    5. _____ YOUR ROOMATE PLAY
    HOCKEY?
    6. _____ YOU COOK WELL?
    7. _____ SHE COME FROM
    BRAZIL?
    8. _____ YOU OFTEN WATCH TV?
    9. _____ HE NEED HELP?
    10. _____ YOUR DAD DPEAK
    ENGLISH FLUENTLY?
    Do you remember these statements?
    1. She jumps the rope every weekday morning.
    2. He studies math after class every day.
    3. They are amazing psychologists.
    4. I wake up every day at 6:30 am.
    5. My brother walks our dog every day.
    6. They stay up late every night.
    7. We play board games every weekend.
    8. She has a drivers license since last week.
    9. You play videogames after dinner every Tuesday and Thursday.
    10. They like wild animals such as wolves.

    — Simple present
    What was your
    last dream?

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