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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to form negative sentences in English. It gives the grammatical structure of subject + don't/doesn't + verb + complement and provides example sentences with the different subjects. It then discusses forming interrogative sentences in the present simple tense using the auxiliary verbs do and does. Finally, it introduces adverbs of frequency that can be used with forms of to be to describe how often an action occurs, providing examples of sentences with different adverbs of frequency.

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to form negative sentences in English. It gives the grammatical structure of subject + don't/doesn't + verb + complement and provides example sentences with the different subjects. It then discusses forming interrogative sentences in the present simple tense using the auxiliary verbs do and does. Finally, it introduces adverbs of frequency that can be used with forms of to be to describe how often an action occurs, providing examples of sentences with different adverbs of frequency.

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to form negative sentences in English. It gives the grammatical structure of subject + don't/doesn't + verb + complement and provides example sentences with the different subjects. It then discusses forming interrogative sentences in the present simple tense using the auxiliary verbs do and does. Finally, it introduces adverbs of frequency that can be used with forms of to be to describe how often an action occurs, providing examples of sentences with different adverbs of frequency.

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to form negative sentences in English. It gives the grammatical structure of subject + don't/doesn't + verb + complement and provides example sentences with the different subjects. It then discusses forming interrogative sentences in the present simple tense using the auxiliary verbs do and does. Finally, it introduces adverbs of frequency that can be used with forms of to be to describe how often an action occurs, providing examples of sentences with different adverbs of frequency.

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    Present simple

    Lesson 14
    Present
    simple
    negative situation
    Subject +(don’t /doesn’t)+ verb + complement.

    You don’t work every day.


    Ana doesn’t work every day.
    •I
    • You
    • We don’t take a shower.
    • They

    • He
    • She doesn’t take a shower.
    • It
    I don’t live in London.
    You don’t live in London.
    We don’t live in London.
    They don’t live in London.
    He doesn’t live in London.
    She doesn’t live in London.
    It doesn’t live in London.
    I don’t go to the cinema.
    You don’t go to the cinema.
    We don’t go to the cinema.
    They don’t go to the cinema.
    He doesn’t go to the cinema.
    She doesn’t go to the cinema.
    It doesn’t go to the cinema.
    Study

    Maria doesn’t study at home in the


    afternoons.
    My sister doesn’t wear glasses.
    Clariña doesn’t play video games.
    They don’t play soccer on Saturdays.
    Lucia doesn’t eat vegetables.
    They don’t go to the cinema on
    the weekend.
    She doesn’t go to the beach.
    interrogative
    situation
    I
    You
    DO We take a shower?
    They

    He
    Does She take a shower?
    It
    Does she play soccer?
    Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.
    Does she play basketball?
    Does he swim in the pool?
    Does Sofia play volleyball?
    Does he go to the cinema?
    No, he doesn't.
    What about you?
    Do you live in London?
    Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.
    Do you play soccer?
    Do you play basketball?
    Do you play tennis?
    Do you play volleyball?
    Do you watch television?
    Do you like animals?
    Do you have pets?
    Do you get up early on Saturdays?
    Do you wash your clothes?
    Adverbs of frequency

    Always usually

    regularly normally

    often sometimes
    •occasionally rarely

    seldom never

    are adverbs of frequency.


    *after a form of to be
    ( am, are, is)
    • I play tennis on Sundays. (often)
    • I often play tennis on Sundays.
    • Lucia listens to the radio. (often)
    • She often listens to the radio.
    • They read a book. (sometimes)
    • They sometimes read a book.
    •Peter gets angry. (never)
    •Peter never gets angry.
    • Tom is very friendly. (usually)
    • Tom is usually very friendly.
    • I take sugar in my coffee. (sometimes)
    • I sometimes take sugar in my coffee.
    • Ramon and Frank are hungry. (often)
    • Ramon and Frank are often hungry.
    • My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening.
    (always)
    • My grandmother always goes for a walk in the
    evening.
    • Walter helps his father in the kitchen. (usually)
    • Walter usually helps his father in the kitchen.
    • They watch TV in the afternoon. (never)
    • They never watch TV in the afternoon.

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