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Present Simple Tense Explained

The document provides an overview of the Present Simple tense, including its structure, usage for daily routines and habits, and rules for forming affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It includes vocabulary, sample sentences, role-play topics, a sample dialogue, and common mistakes to avoid. Additionally, it offers self-check and exit questions to reinforce understanding of the tense.

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Present Simple Tense Explained

The document provides an overview of the Present Simple tense, including its structure, usage for daily routines and habits, and rules for forming affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It includes vocabulary, sample sentences, role-play topics, a sample dialogue, and common mistakes to avoid. Additionally, it offers self-check and exit questions to reinforce understanding of the tense.

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Lesson 91 – Important Notes (Present Simple Tense)

1. What is Present Simple?

We use present simple to talk about:

• Daily routines

• Habits

• Things that are always true

Structure:

I/You/We/They + base verb

He/She/It + base verb + s/es

Examples:

I wake up at 6 AM.

They go to school every day.

He plays cricket.

She studies English at FEA.

2. Daily Routine Vocabulary:

wake up, brush, eat, go, work, study, play, sleep.

3. Sample Sentences:

I wake up at 6 AM.

I brush my teeth.

I eat breakfast at 8 AM.

I go to class.

I study English every day.

I help my family at home.

4. Present Simple Rules:

A. Add s/es with He/She/It:

He goes to work.

She watches TV.


B. Negative:

I do not (don’t) play at night.

He does not (doesn’t) eat junk food.

C. Questions:

What do you do every morning?

What does she do on weekends?

5. Role-Play Topics:

• Student + Teacher talking about routine

• Two friends talking about weekdays

• Reporter interviewing a sports player

6. Sample Dialogue:

A: What do you do on weekdays?

B: I go to school every day. What about you?

A: I study at FEA and help at home.

B: Do you play any games?

A: Yes, I play cricket in the evening.

7. AI Practice:

Message to type:

“Hi, I am learning English. Please ask me questions about my daily routine. I will answer in the
present tense. Please correct me if I make mistakes.”

8. Common Mistakes:

Incorrect: I am go to school every day.

Correct: I go to school every day.

Incorrect: She go to work.

Correct: She goes to work.

Incorrect: I woke up at 7 AM (daily routine)

Correct: I wake up at 7 AM.

9. Self-Check Questions:
1. What time do you wake up?

2. What do you do in the afternoon?

3. Do you help at home?

4. What do you eat for breakfast?

5. When do you sleep?

10. Exit Questions:

• What questions did ChatGPT ask?

• What mistakes did it correct?

• Was it easy to talk about your routine?

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