group 11
Simple
persent tense
presentation
The team
Melda anggefa
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Merlin triwulan N
23482011541Maria Cesadella L
23482011534Maida sofa
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Maria Putri P
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Ure
Maris
veronica B
23482011536Simple prensent tense
01
WHAT IS
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE The simple present tense is
used to express events that happen regularly, routinely, or habitually in the present or an adverbial form of time that expresses an event
that takes place in the
present.
How to make sentences with
simple present tense that require 1. Subject
2. Verb (s/es)
3. Object/complement
simple present tense is used when we use
1. Fakta
Ex: “ The sun rises from the east.”
( matahari terbit dari sebelah timur.]
2. Rutinitas/ kebiasaan
Ex : “we pray 5 times a day.” ( kita sholat 5 kali sehari.)
3. Perintah/ laranga
Ex: “ close the door!” ( tutup pintu itu !)
4. Jadwal tetap
Ex: “ The class starts at 8.15 in the morning.” ( kelas dimulai jam
8.15 pagi hari )
EXAMPLE
subject Verb (s/es) Object
Instructions:
play i
She
badminto n
badminto n badminto
n He
play plays we
plays
badminto n
Types of simple present tense
Simple present tense is then divided into several types, namely positive, negative, and interrogative.
The formulas of the three types of simple present tense above are as follows:
- Positive: Subject + verb 1 + complement.
- Negative: Subject + don't/doesn't + verb 1 + complement.
- Ask: Do/does + subject + verb 1 + complement
.exampl
• Positive: I like eating mango because it is
e
sweet.
• Negative: I don't like eating mango because it is sweet.
• Interrogative: Do I like eating mango because it is sweet?
• Positive: We have a Persian cat.
• Negative: We don't have a Persian cat.
• Interrogative: Do we have a Persian cat?
• Positive: You have to wait for the next queue.
• Negative: You don't have to wait for the next queue.
• Interrogative: Do you have to wait for the next queue?
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