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Present Simple

The document provides an overview of the Present Simple tense, including its use for habits, permanent situations, and universally true statements. It outlines the structure for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences, along with examples for each form. Additionally, it includes exercises for practicing the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of verbs.

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Present Simple

The document provides an overview of the Present Simple tense, including its use for habits, permanent situations, and universally true statements. It outlines the structure for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences, along with examples for each form. Additionally, it includes exercises for practicing the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of verbs.

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PRESENT SIMPLE

❖ Habits :
I get up at 6 o’clock.
You have lunch at 1 o’clock.
❖ Permanents situations:
I live in Trujillo.
They study in Lima.
❖ Always true:
Two and two make four.
The Earth and Mercury turn around the sun.
Afirmative Sentences (+)
SUBJECT + VERB IN PRESENT SIMPLE + COMPLEMENT

• I SPEAK Spanish.
• You STUDY at the National University of Trujillo.
• We WATCH t.v.
• They PLAY football.
NEGATIVE SENTENCES (-)
SUBJECT + AUXILIARY VERB + NOT + VERB + COMPLEMENT

DO NOT = DON’T
• I DO NOT speak Spanish. = I DON’T speak Spanish.
• You DO NOT study at the National University of Trujillo. = You DON’T study at the N.U.T
• We DO NOT watch t.v. = We DON’T watch t.v.
• They DO NOT play football. = They DON’T play football.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES (?)

AUXILIARY VERB + SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT + ?

AUXILIARY VERB = DO
• DO I SPEAK Spanish? Yes, I do / No, I don’t / Yes, you do / No, you
don’t
• DO You STUDY at the N.U.T? Yes, I do/ No, I don’t
• DO We WATCH t.v.? Yes, We do / No, we don’t / Yes, you do/ No, you
don’t
• DO They PLAY football? Yes, they do / No, they don’t
Afirmative form
• I ______(like) lemonade very much.
• The girls _______ (listen) to pop music.
• You _________ (do) your homework after school.
• We ________ (have) a nice garden.
• I ________ (be) from Vienna, Austria.
Negative form
• My brothers make breakfast. → _______________________
• You are eleven. → ________________________
• They write a letter. → ________________________
• I speak Italian. → ____________________________
• we phone his father on Sundays. → ___________________
Interrogative form
• you / speak / English → ____________________________
• when / we / go / home → _____________________________
• they / clean / the bathroom → __________________________________
• where / we / ride / her bike → __________________________________
• I / work / in the supermarket → _________________________________

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