Mastering Present Simple Tense in English Language Class with Dr. Zakariya Ahmed Oraibi
Explore the nuances of Present Simple Tense in English language through Dr. Zakariya Ahmed Oraibi's class every Monday at 10:30 am. Learn about its uses, adverbs, questions, and reading examples to grasp its importance in conveying present truths and regular occurrences. Join the session to enhance your understanding of this fundamental aspect of English grammar.
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English Class First Stage Dr. Zakariya Ahmed Oraibi When: Every Monday Monday at 10:30 am / 2 hrs. Google Classroom Code: eesyd2d eesyd2d
Present Simple Tense S + V (bare form) I go to school everyday S + do not/ don t + V (bare form) I don t go to school everyday Do + S + V (bare form) + ? Do you go to school everyday?
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Uses: 1. To talk about something that is true in the present: Example: - I'm nineteen years old. - I'm a student. - He lives in London.
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Uses: 2. To express something that happens regularly in the present: Example: - They play football every weekend. - I go to school everyday.
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Uses: 3. To express something that is always true: Example: - The human body contains 206 bones. - Light travels at almost 300,000 km per second.
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Adverbs: We often use the following adverbs with present simple tense: - I sometimes go to the cinema. - She never plays football. - I always wake up at 7:00 am.
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Questions with Present Simple Tense: Do you play the piano? Where do you live? Does Jack play football? Where does he come from? - You/ play/ piano - Where/ you/ live - Jack/ play/ football - Where/ he/ come from - Do Rita and Angela live in Manchester? - Where do they work?
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense A READING EXAMPLE - SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE I m Tim Black. I m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight. I start to work at nine o clock. I am very busy, so I can t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day. TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn t. At My wife and I like shopping, so we usually go on shopping on Saturdays. We have a holiday every August. We often go to the state park in our city for because she doesn t know how to ride a bike. We like our park very much, so we go to there every week. weekends we go to the cinema or theatre. holiday. I ride a bike and Kim walks around,
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense I read a book , I don t read a book, Do you read a book? I drive a car, I don t drive a car, Do you drive a car? I play football, I don t play football, Do you play football? I run in the streets, I don t run in the streets, Do you run in the streets I am a student, I am not a student, Am I a student? I am a teacher, I am not a teacher, Am I a teacher? I am clever , I am smart, I am not clever, Am I clever? The water is cold, The water is not cold, Is the water cold?
Present Simple Tense Present Simple Tense Passive Voice with Present Simple Tense: Subject + finite form of to be + Past Participle No. Active Voice Passive Voice 1 He opens the door. The door is opened by him. 2 I draw a picture. A picture is drawn by me. 3 We set the table. The table is set by us. 4 He doesn't open the book. The book is not opened by him. 5 Does your mum pick you up? Are you picked up by your mum?
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