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Which sentence correctly uses the Present Simple tense to express a regular action?
Which sentence correctly uses the Present Simple tense to express a regular action?
- I go to the gym twice a week. (correct)
- She eat breakfast at 7 AM.
- He doesn't likes to run every morning.
- They watch movies on Fridays.
What is the correct negative form for the sentence 'He plays soccer'?
What is the correct negative form for the sentence 'He plays soccer'?
- He don’t plays soccer.
- He doesn’t play soccer. (correct)
- He isn’t play soccer.
- He not play soccer.
Which of the following sentences is an example of a fixed schedule using Present Simple?
Which of the following sentences is an example of a fixed schedule using Present Simple?
- I usually wake up at 6:30 AM.
- They are visiting friends this weekend.
- She is going to the store at 3 PM.
- The classes start every day at 9 AM. (correct)
Which time expression is commonly used with Present Simple tense?
Which time expression is commonly used with Present Simple tense?
Which sentence correctly formulates a question in the Present Simple tense?
Which sentence correctly formulates a question in the Present Simple tense?
Flashcards
Present Simple - Regular Actions
Present Simple - Regular Actions
Used for describing repeated actions or habits that happen regularly.
Present Simple - Facts/General Truths
Present Simple - Facts/General Truths
Used to describe things that are always true or unchanging facts.
Present Simple - Timetables/Schedules
Present Simple - Timetables/Schedules
Used to describe fixed schedules or timetables for events or services.
Present Simple - Affirmative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)
Present Simple - Affirmative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)
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Present Simple - Negative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)
Present Simple - Negative Verb Conjugation (He/She/It)
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Study Notes
Present Simple Tense
- Used for regular actions or habits
- Example: I go to school every day.
- Used for facts and general truths
- Example: The Earth orbits the Sun.
- Used for timetables and fixed schedules
- Example: The train leaves at 6 PM.
Forming Affirmative Sentences
- Subject + base verb (no changes):
- Example: I/You/We/They + base verb
- Subject + base verb with -s/-es:
- Example: He/She/It + base verb + -s/-es
- Example: She reads books every evening.
- Example: He/She/It + base verb + -s/-es
Forming Negative Sentences
- Subject + do not (don't) + base verb:
- Example: I/You/We/They + do not + base verb
- Example: I don't like fish.
- Example: I/You/We/They + do not + base verb
- Subject + does not (doesn't) + base verb:
- Example: He/She/It + does not + base verb
- Example: He doesn't watch TV
- Example: He/She/It + does not + base verb
Forming Questions
- Do + Subject + base verb?
- Example: Do you play the guitar?
- Does + Subject + base verb?
- Example: Does he/she/it + base verb?
Time Expressions Used with Present Simple
- Always, often, sometimes, usually, never.
- Every day, every week, every month
- On Mondays, in the mornings.
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