Present simple : English Language
- 1. past now future I do
- 3. Present Simple Clue words never every day once (a day,…) twice (a week,…)
- 4. Subject + verb (present form) Affirmative Present Simple
- 5. 3rd person –singular: Regular verbs: + s read- reads like - likes Consonant + y: + ies study - studies Ending in ss-x- ch-sh-zz-o : + es wash - washes watch - watches go - goes she, he, it
- 6. They usually play in the playground. Present Simple 3rd person -singular She plays at home.
- 7. Present Simple Subject + do, does + not + verb Negative
- 8. Present Simple Subject + do, does + not + verb Negative
- 9. They don’t play tennis. Present Simple 3rd person -singular He doesn’t play chess.
- 10. Present Simple do, does + subject + verb Interrogative
- 11. Do they usually play basketball? Present Simple 3rd person -singular Does she usually play golf?
- 12. Present Simple 3rd person -singular Yes, they do. Yes, she does.
- 13. 1.1. Present Simple The Present Simple tense is used to describe an action or state that happens regularly, sometimes or never. past now future I do
- 14. Present Simple Jane takes her dog for a walk every morning. take
- 15. Present Simple They usually go toschool on foot. go
- 16. Present Simple Peter usually rides his bike. ride
- 17. Present Simple She doesn’t usually go to bed late. go
- 18. Present Simple Does he brush his teeth every day? brushYes, he does.
- 19. 1.2. Present Simple We use the Present Simple to describe a permanent situation. past now future I do
- 20. Present Simple She is French. She lives in Paris. live
- 21. Present Simple I’m a doctor. I treat people. treat
- 23. Present Simple Uncle Robert wears glasses. wear
- 24. Present Simple He is a mechanic. repair He repairs cars.
- 25. 1.3. Present Simple The Present Simple tense is also used to state facts. past now future I do
- 27. Present Simple Dogs love playing in water. love
- 28. Present Simple turn The earth turns 360º every day.
- 29. Present Simple boil Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
- 30. 2. Present Simple The Present Simple is normally used to talk about thoughts, feelings and states happening at the moment. past now future I do
- 31. Present Simple I don’t believe it! Is that really true? believe
- 32. Present Simple seem She doesn’t seem very happy at the moment.
- 33. Present Simple taste It tastes good.
- 35. 3. Present Simple The Present Simple is used when we talk about an official arrangement such as a timetable or programme. past now future I do
- 37. Present Simple What time is the match on Sunday? It starts at seven o’clock. be/start
- 38. Present Simple The train leaves Manchester at 11.30 and arrives in London at 14.20 p.m. leave/arrive
- 39. We can also use the Present Simple for facts.
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