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Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
I wake up at 7:00 am. = Present Simple Affirmative I don't wake up at 7:00 am. = Present Simple Negative She eats breakfast at 8:00 am. = Present Simple Affirmative They don't live in Paris. = Present Simple Negative
Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
She doesn't eat breakfast at 8:00 am. = Present Simple Negative They live in Paris. = Present Simple Affirmative I am not a student. = Present Simple Negative She eats breakfast at 8:00 am. = Present Simple Affirmative
Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
They are not friends. = Present Simple Negative She is happy. = Present Simple Affirmative I don't eat breakfast at 8:00 am. = Present Simple Negative They live in Paris. = Present Simple Affirmative
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Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:
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Study Notes
Present Simple Tense
Affirmative Form
- Used to describe habits and routines, general truths, and fixed schedules
- Formation: Subject + base form of the verb
- Examples:
- I wake up at 7:00 am (habit/routine)
- She eats breakfast at 8:00 am (habit/routine)
- They live in Paris (general truth)
Negative Form
- Used to describe habits and routines that do not happen, general truths that are not true, and fixed schedules that do not exist
- Formation: Subject + do/does not + base form of the verb
- Examples:
- I don't wake up at 7:00 am (habit/routine that doesn't happen)
- She doesn't eat breakfast at 8:00 am (habit/routine that doesn't happen)
- They don't live in Paris (general truth that is not true)
Exception: Verb "to be"
- Formation: Subject + is not/am not/are not
- Examples:
- I am not a student
- She is not happy
- They are not friends
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Learn about the present simple tense, its usage, and formation. Practice affirmative and negative sentences to master your English grammar skills.