Understanding Simple Present Tense in English
Exploring the usage of simple present tense, including talking about general truths, facts, habits, and routines. Covers sentence structure, questions, negatives, and practice exercises.
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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
We use simple present to talk about General Truth Facts Habits and Routines
For facts The Presedents of The USA livesin the White House A dog has four legs We come from Chile 1. 2. 3.
For Habit ands routines 1. I take the train to the office 2. The train to Berlin leaves every hour 3. John sleeps eight hours every night during the week
For General Truth It rains a lot in Winter 1. Sunday comes after Saturday 2.
Form of Simple Present Tense You could enter a subtitle here if you need it
Questions in Simple Present Tense To make a question in English we normally use Do or Does.
Negative sentences in Simple Present Tense To make a negative sentence in English we normally use Don t (Do not) or Doesn t (Does Not) with all Verbs EXCEPT to be and Modal Verbs
Make positive Sentence! (eat)
Make Negative Sentence! (Love)
Make Negative Sentence! (work)
Make Question and Short Answer! (Study)
Make Question and Short Answer! (Study)
Simple Present Tense Simple Present Tense 1. Verbal sentences 2. Nominal sentences To state the facts, habits, and events that occur at this time.
Positive sentence Positive sentence Verbal Verbal Nominal Nominal ( (predikat predikat verb) ( (predikat predikat=verb) =verb) verb) I go to campus everyday The sun shines my home He runs in the field Ariana works for my family as a I am a student Your father is a basketball teacher Beni is a lazy man They are football players
Negative sentence Negative sentence Verbal Verbal Nominal Nominal ( (predikat verb predikat verb) ) ( (predikat predikat=verb) =verb) I am not student of Harvard Your father isn t teacher You are not a humble person I do not go to school They play football now He does run in the field Ariana doesn t work for me
Question Question Verbal Verbal Nominal Nominal predikat verb) Am I student of Harvard Is your father a badminton player Are you a crazy person? Are they my fans ( (predikat predikat=verb) Do you go to campus everyday Do they play football now? Does he run in the field? Does Ariana work for me =verb) ( (predikat verb)
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