Present Simple Tenses

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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:

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:

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

Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:

<p>I am a student. = Present Simple Affirmative She is not happy. = Present Simple Negative They don't eat breakfast at 8:00 am. = Present Simple Negative She eats breakfast at 9:00 am. = Present Simple Affirmative</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following sentences with the correct grammatical form:

<p>They don't live in London. = Present Simple Negative I wake up at 6:00 am. = Present Simple Affirmative She isn't a doctor. = Present Simple Negative They live in Paris. = Present Simple Affirmative</p> Signup and view all the answers

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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)