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Understanding Present Simple Tense

The document explains the use of the present simple tense for routines and habits, providing examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It outlines rules for verb conjugation, including special cases for verbs ending in certain letters. Additionally, it suggests interactive activities like games to reinforce learning the present simple tense.

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Understanding Present Simple Tense

The document explains the use of the present simple tense for routines and habits, providing examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It outlines rules for verb conjugation, including special cases for verbs ending in certain letters. Additionally, it suggests interactive activities like games to reinforce learning the present simple tense.

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Present

Simple
SHE HAS LUNCH WITH
HER FAMILY EVERY
SATURDAY

THEY PLAY
BASKETBALL
EVERYDAY
WHEN TO USE
IT
To talk about routines,
habits, to describe
someone...
WE USE IT WITH FREQUENCY
ADVERBS
AFFIRMATIVE
FORM
I / YOU / WE / THEY HE / SHE / IT

VERB VERB +
SHESplayS rugby.
I play rugby .
You read books every week. HE readS books.
IT goES to the vet
They go to school.
sometimes.
Verbs ending WITH CH, SH, SS, X, O
ES
Examples: Teach: teaches / Go: goes

Verbs ending WITH Consonant+Y


IES
Examples: Fly: flies / Cry: cries

THE REST OF THE VERBS S


Examples: Walk: walks / Play:
NEGATIVE
FORM
I / YOU / WE / THEY HE / SHE / IT

DON´T DOESN

VERB
´T VERB
She DOESN´T play
I don´t play rugby .
rugby.
You don´t read books every week.
He DOESN´T read
They don´t go to school.
books.
It DOESN´T go to the
INTERROGATIVE
FORM

DO I
VERB
DOES HE/SHE/IT
DO YOU/WE/THEY
INTERROGATIVE FORM:
EXAMPLES
• DO YOU READ BOOKS? • DO YOU LISTEN TO

• DOES HE PLAY CHESS? MUSIC?

• DOES SHE WRITE • DO WE TALK A LOT?

LETTERS? • DO THEY DANCE?


• DOES IT PLAY WITH THE
BALL?
LET´S PLAY!
MIMIC GAME
BAMBOOZL
E
First game Second game
KAHOOT
KAHOOT
Present simple or present continuous?

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