Simple Present Tense - 10 Slide Lesson

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Practice simple present with clear examples.

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Simple Present Tense - 10 Slide LessonVersión en línea Practice simple present with clear examples. por ALAN LAZO DE LA VEGA 1 Introduction to the Simple Present The simple present expresses daily actions, facts, and habits. It uses the base verb for most subjects and an -s ending for he, she, it. 2 Form and Structure Form: subject + base verb (+ -s for he/she/it). Examples: I walk. He walks. They walk. 3 Positive Statements Positive examples: I walk to work. She reads a book. Birds fly. The sun rises in the east. These show routine or facts. 4 Negatives Negative form: do not (don't) + base verb, or does not (doesn't) + base verb. Example: I do not walk on Sundays. 5 Questions Questions use do or does. Do you walk to work? Does she walk to work? When do they usually walk? 6 Usage: Routines Use the simple present for routines and habits: She brushes her teeth, they study English every morning, we eat dinner together. 7 Adverbs of Frequency Adverbs of frequency often accompany the tense: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never. Example: He always arrives early. 8 Third-Person Spelling Spelling rules: -y to -ies (copy → copies). Verbs ending in -o, -ch, -sh, -ss, -x add -es (goes, watches). 9 Common Irregulars Key irregulars: have/has, do/does, go/goes, make/makes. I/you/we/they have, he/she/it has. 10 Quick Practice Practice task: write two sentences in the simple present—one positive, one question. Check subject–verb agreement and correct auxiliary use.

Simple Present Tense - 10 Slide LessonVersión en línea

Practice simple present with clear examples.

por ALAN LAZO DE LA VEGA

Introduction to the Simple Present

The simple present expresses daily actions, facts, and habits. It uses the base verb for most subjects and an -s ending for he, she, it.

Form and Structure

Form: subject + base verb (+ -s for he/she/it). Examples: I walk. He walks. They walk.

Positive Statements

Positive examples: I walk to work. She reads a book. Birds fly. The sun rises in the east. These show routine or facts.

Negatives

Negative form: do not (don't) + base verb, or does not (doesn't) + base verb. Example: I do not walk on Sundays.

Questions

Questions use do or does. Do you walk to work? Does she walk to work? When do they usually walk?

Usage: Routines

Use the simple present for routines and habits: She brushes her teeth, they study English every morning, we eat dinner together.

Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of frequency often accompany the tense: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never. Example: He always arrives early.

Third-Person Spelling

Spelling rules: -y to -ies (copy → copies). Verbs ending in -o, -ch, -sh, -ss, -x add -es (goes, watches).

Common Irregulars

Key irregulars: have/has, do/does, go/goes, make/makes. I/you/we/they have, he/she/it has.

Quick Practice

Practice task: write two sentences in the simple present—one positive, one question. Check subject–verb agreement and correct auxiliary use.

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