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Present Simple Inductive

This document provides information and exercises about using the present simple tense in English. It includes examples of affirmative and negative sentences in the present simple and a chart explaining the spelling rules when conjugating regular and irregular verbs for the third person singular. The exercises ask students to complete charts about the present simple tense and identify the differences between affirmative and negative sentences. The purpose is to review how to form and use the present simple tense properly in English.

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Present Simple Inductive

This document provides information and exercises about using the present simple tense in English. It includes examples of affirmative and negative sentences in the present simple and a chart explaining the spelling rules when conjugating regular and irregular verbs for the third person singular. The exercises ask students to complete charts about the present simple tense and identify the differences between affirmative and negative sentences. The purpose is to review how to form and use the present simple tense properly in English.

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Name: _________________________________________________________________ .

1. These sentences use the Present Simple. Work in pairs and complete the affirmative (+) part of the Present Simple chart.

a) I log on from time to time.


b) They play videogames every day.
c) We always listen to music.
d) She watches videos on the Internet.
e) He goes to school at 8 am.
f) It jumps high.
g) You speak English.
h) You are happy.
i) She is sad.
j) I am worried.

2. Compare the affirmative sentences (she/he/it VS I/you/we/they). What is the difference? Complete the chart “Present simple spelling rules” with
the examples.

EXAMPLES:

I watch TV → She watches TV. I say hello → he says hello We study maths → she studies maths.
I kiss → He kisses. I log on → She logs on They play → It plays
We go to school → He goes to You jump high → he jumps They speak English → she speaks English
school high
They cry → He cries You are → She is I do homework → She does homework
We fix the laptop→ she fixes We wash the dishes → He I have a pet → She has a pet
the laptop. washes the dishes.

3. When do we use the present simple?

a) I log on from time to time.


b) They play videogames every day.
c) We always listen to music.
d) She watches videos on the Internet.
e) He goes to school at 8 am.
f) It jumps high.
g) You speak English.
h) You are happy.
i) She is sad.
j) I am worried.

4. These sentences use the Present Simple. Work in pairs and complete the affirmative (-) part of the Present Simple chart.

a) I don’t log on from time to time.


b) They don’t play videogames every day.
c) We don’t listen to music.
d) She doesn’t watch videos on the Internet.
e) He doen’s go to school at 8 am.
f) It doesn’t jump high.
g) You aren’t happy.
h) She isn’t sad.
i) I am not worried.

5. What is the difference between the affirmative and the negative sentences in the Present Simple?
PRESENT SIMPLE
RULE EXAMPLE

Add -s when the word finishes with VOWEL +Y PLAY (SHE/HE/IT PLAYS)

Add -es when the word finishes with CH, X, SS, ZZ, O, SH DO (SHE/HE/IT DOES), CATCH (SHE/HE/IT CATCHES)

Add -ies when the word finishes with CONSONANT + Y CRY (SHE/HE/IT CRIES), TRY (SHE/HE/IT TRIES)

Add -s when the word doesn’t finish with CH, X, SS, ZZ, O, LOG ( SHE/HE/IT LOGS), NEED (SHE/HE/IT NEEDS), THINK
SH. (SHE/HE/IT THINKS)

Irregular forms TO BE ( I AM, YOU/WE/ THEY ARE, HE/SHE/IT IS)


HAVE (I/YOU/WE/THEY HAVE, SHE/HE/IT IS)
I/you/we/they She/he/it USES

VERBS

TO BE

PRESENT
SIMPLE VERBS

TO BE

VERBS

?
TO BE
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/7592270/present-simple-theory-revision
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/17050090/english/making-questions-simple-present

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