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Simple Present Tense Explained

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Simple Present Tense Explained

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simple present

kathya guerrero
¿Para que se
usa?
Para indicar hábitos y rutinas,
emociones permanentes,
hechos generales y acciones o
situaciones que se repiten.
También se utiliza para
negarlos o preguntar sobre
ellos
tres formas
afirmative
Sujeto + verbo + complemento
Example: I eat a lot of fruits

negative
Sujeto + auxiliar do/does not + verbo + complemento
Example: I do not eat a lot of fruits

interrogative
Auxiliar do/does + sujeto + verbo + complemento
Example: Do I eat a lot of fruits?
Con verbos cuya terminación

reglas del simple es –o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x, -z, se


agrega –e

present 01.
Cuando se usa la tercera
persona (he / she / it)
se agrega siempre una A los verbos terminados en –y
s, es, o ies, dependiendo se les cambia esta última letra
por –i + -es.
del verbo. Esto solo

02.
aplica para las
oraciones afirmativas.
reglas del simple
present Los verbos terminados en –y tienen

Cuando se usa la tercera


persona (he / she / it)
03. otra excepción. Si antes de dicha
última letra hay una vocal, la –y se
conserva y al final se agrega –s

se agrega siempre una


s, es, o ies, dependiendo
del verbo. Esto solo
aplica para las
oraciones afirmativas.
pronombres y el
do/does
do does
I He
You She
We It
They
Exercises
affirmative
1. (study) = I _______ this afternoon.

2. (Buy) = You _______ this book.

3. (Read) = She ______ the newspaper.

4. (Run) = He _____ in the morning.

5. (Cook) = They ______ for their mom.


Exercises
negative
1. (study) = I _______ this afternoon.

2. (Buy) = You _______ this book.

3. (Read) = She ______ the newspaper.

4. (Run) = He _____ in the morning.

5. (Cook) = They ______ for their mom.


Exercises
interrogative
1. (study) = I _______ this afternoon.

2. (Buy) = You _______ this book.

3. (Read) = She ______ the newspaper.

4. (Run) = He _____ in the morning.

5. (Cook) = They ______ for their mom.


Muchas
gracias

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