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    The document discusses the present simple tense and its uses in three sentences: The present simple tense is used to talk about habits, routines, timetables, and permanent states or facts; it is formed by using the base form of the verb for most verbs and adding -s for third person singular subjects, or -es for verbs ending in consonant + y, ch, sh, x, o; the tense can be made negative by using don't or doesn't with the base verb form and interrogative by using do or does with the subject and base verb form.

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    The document discusses the present simple tense and its uses in three sentences: The present simple tense is used to talk about habits, routines, timetables, and permanent states or facts; it is formed by using the base form of the verb for most verbs and adding -s for third person singular subjects, or -es for verbs ending in consonant + y, ch, sh, x, o; the tense can be made negative by using don't or doesn't with the base verb form and interrogative by using do or does with the subject and base verb form.

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    Present Simple Tense

    Uso / Usage:  To talk about habits

     Para expresar rutinas / acciones cotidianas.


     For timetables (school, train, bus, planes etc.)

    Horarios (colegio, guagua, avión, tren, cine,


    TV..)  To talk about permanent states/ facts/ general truths

    Verdades Absolutas

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    Time Expressions
    Always  Siempre
    Often  Con frecuencia
    Usually  Usualmente
    Never  Nunca
    Sometimes A veces
    Rarely  Rara vez
    Hardly ever Casi nunca

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    Every day / week / year
    Once (una vez)
    Twice (dos veces)
    On Monday / On Tuesday

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    Examples
    • I always go to school by bus
    • We never do homework on weekend
    • They study at the library every day
    • You go to the cinema once a week

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    How to form Present Simple.-

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    Affirmative Form
    MOST VERBS VERBS ENDING IN –S, -CH, -
    SH, -X, -O
    We add –s : He / She / It
    We add -es: kisses, reaches,
    works, speaks, writes washes, fixes, goes.
    She always talks about Ben never washes his
    school. hands!

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    Affirmative Form
    VERBS ENDING IN CONSONANT+Y
    We remove “y” and add –ies :
    studies, worries, cries, studies

    Mary sometimes studies at night.

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    Negative Form
     We use don’t with I / You / We / They
    I don’t go to school by bus
     We use doesn’t with He / She / It
    Anne doesn’t play basketball
    Paul doesn’t ride on bike
    My dog doesn’t eat fish

    REMEMBER: Doesn’t + verb without “s

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    Interrogative Form
     We use does with
     We use do with
    He / She / It
    Does Anne play basketball?
    I / You / We / They
    Does Paul ride on bike?
    Does the dog eat fish?
    Do you drink tea?

    REMEMBER: Does + subject +


    verb without “s / es”

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    Short Answer
     We form short answers with:
    Do you like ice – cream? Yes, I do.
    Does he play football every day? No, he doesn’t. ot here
    Do they wash the car on Mondays? Yes, they do.
    Does Penny work? No, she doesn’t
    Do Paul and Jim go to school? Yes, they do.
    Does Liam watch TV at night? No, he doesn’t.

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    Affirmative / Interrogative
    / Negative
    I work Do I work? I don’t work
    You work our office Do you work? You don’ work
    He works Does he work? He doesn’t work
    She works Does she work? She doesn’t work
    It works Does it work? It doesn’t work
    We work Do we work? We don’t work
    You work Do you work? You don’t work
    They work Do they work? They don’t work
    do+not: don’t / does+not: doesn’t

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    THANK U!!
    Any questions?

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