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The Amazon Rainforest is the world's largest desert.
The Amazon Rainforest is the world's largest desert.
False
Planting trees does not have any impact on the environment.
Planting trees does not have any impact on the environment.
False
The 'More Trees, More Good' campaign aims to plant six thousand trees in the next 50 years.
The 'More Trees, More Good' campaign aims to plant six thousand trees in the next 50 years.
False
Children in San Luis, Argentina, have planted only 100,000 trees as part of a programme.
Children in San Luis, Argentina, have planted only 100,000 trees as part of a programme.
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South America is home to the Amazon Rainforest.
South America is home to the Amazon Rainforest.
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Noah from Birchanger Primary School planted 30 trees at his school with his friends and teachers.
Noah from Birchanger Primary School planted 30 trees at his school with his friends and teachers.
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In the present simple tense, the sentence structure is subject + verb + object.
In the present simple tense, the sentence structure is subject + verb + object.
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The present simple tense is used to describe future actions.
The present simple tense is used to describe future actions.
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Negative forms of the present simple tense do not require the use of 'not'.
Negative forms of the present simple tense do not require the use of 'not'.
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'She walks a dog every morning' is an example of a sentence in the present simple tense.
'She walks a dog every morning' is an example of a sentence in the present simple tense.
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'Do she read a book every night?' is a correct interrogative form in the present simple tense.
'Do she read a book every night?' is a correct interrogative form in the present simple tense.
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Instructions like 'Study hard for your exams' are often given using the present simple tense.
Instructions like 'Study hard for your exams' are often given using the present simple tense.
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'He don't like coffee' demonstrates proper negative form usage in the present simple tense.
'He don't like coffee' demonstrates proper negative form usage in the present simple tense.
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'You drinks tea in the afternoon?' is a correct interrogative form in the present simple tense.
'You drinks tea in the afternoon?' is a correct interrogative form in the present simple tense.
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'They never watch TV on weekends' showcases the negative form in the present simple tense.
'They never watch TV on weekends' showcases the negative form in the present simple tense.
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'Does it snow in July?' is a valid interrogative sentence in the present simple tense.
'Does it snow in July?' is a valid interrogative sentence in the present simple tense.
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