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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE (Part 1)

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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

(Part 1)

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We use the present simple :

1. To talk about activities that repeat regularly (routines, habits)

Peter goes to work by bus.

• My friends learn English.

I drink coffee every morning.

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2. To talk about permanent situations and states:

I have two cats and a dog.

• We like animals.

• The Smiths don't enjoy big parties.

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3. To talk about general truths:

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

• If you mix yellow and blue, you get green.

The earth is round.

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4. To talk about future official events or timetables which we cannot change:

• The train leaves at 6.25.a.m.

• The lessons start at 8.a.m.

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5. We often use the following time adverbials with the present simple:

always, usually, regularly,

every morning/night/ evening/afternoon,

often, sometimes, occasionally,

from time to time, twice a week, rarely, seldom,

once a month ,hardly ever, never

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6. Always, usually, regularly,

rarely, seldom, often, occasionally, hardly ever, never

appear between the subject and the verb :

• I always walk to school.

• He regularly swims and plays tennis.

• Some people never tell truth.

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7. Other adverbials usually appear at the end or at the beginning of the sentence:

• I have a hair cut once a month.

From time to time my family go for a picnic in the forest.

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S: They/ We/ I/ You --- S + Verb 1

He/ She/ It --- S + Verb1(s/es) Present simple statements:

• I like English He likes English

• You study English She studies English

S + V1

3 rd person singular – y ending changes to - ies Examples:

He hurries home. (hurry)

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Present simple negatives

I don’t like English We don’t like English You don’t like English They don’t like English She doesn’t like English

He doesn’t like English It doesn’t like English

S + do not/ does not + V1

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Present simple questions

• Do you study English ? Yes, I do

• Does she study English? Yes, she does

• Does he study English? No, he doesn’t

• Does it study English? Yes, It does

• Do we study English? Yes, we do

• Do they study English? No, they don’t

Do/ Does+ S + V1?

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Present simple questions with Question Words

What do you do? I study English.

What do they do? They study English.

When do you study English?

When does she study English?

Where do you study? I study at the campus.

Where does she study? She studies at the campus.

QW+ do/ does+ S + V1?

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We use questions with How often ...?

to ask about the frequency of something happening:

•How often do you go swimming? Once a week.

•How often does the manager go away? Twice a month.

•How often does she watch television? Every evening.

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