(1°M) ULTIMATE SIMPLE PRESENT! :D

ULTIMATE SIMPLE PRESENT! :D

We're going to see some things about this :)

​LEARNING STAGE!

Let's see how much you know about this VERBAL TENSE.

Multiple Select

SIMPLE PRESENT is to:

(There is more than one answer)

• Talk about daily rountine.

• Talk about facts or general information.

• Talk about things that happen constantly.

• Talk about the past.

​SIMPLE PRESENT STRUCTURE

• ​Affirmative form.

• ​Negative form.

• ​Interrogative form.

TRAINING STAGE!​

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• They plays soccer.

• They are play soccer.

• They play soccer.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• She cokk everyday.

• She cokks everyday.

• She cooks everyday.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• She washes the car every Sunday.

• He washes the car every Sunday.

• He wash the car every Sunday.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• My dog sleeps all day.

• My dog sleep all day.

• My dog slept all

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• You learn everyday.

• You are looking at the screen.

• You learns everyday.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• He doesn't like veggies.

• He likes veggies.

• He don't like veggies.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:

• She likes carrots.

• She doesn't like carrots.

• She like carrots.

​PAY ATTENTION TO THIS...

• ​How DON'T is used.

• ​How DOESN'T is used.

​PAY ATTENTION TO THIS TOO...

• ​How DO is used in questions.

• ​How DOES is used in questions.

​How much did you understand about

DO & DOES?

DO-DOES-DON'T-DOESN'T - Missing word

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Quick MEMORY HELPER!

• AFFIRMATIVE: Subject + verb + complement. (Make an example)

• NEGATIVE: Subject + verb + NOT + complement. (Make an example)

• INTERROGATIVE: DO / DOES + subject + verb + complement (?) (Make an example too)

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• Don't and doesn't can be used in questions.

• Example 1: Doesn't she want to go to the beach?

• Example 2: Don't they want to go?

• Example 3: You want to buy one, don't you?

• Example 4:  It looks like rain, doesn't it?

SKILLS STAGE!

Reading Skill: Let's see SIMPLE PRESENT in context.

Look for the following words:

• breakfast, eat, egg, quarter, busy, break, cafeteria, lunch, dinner, afternoon, half past, listen, bed, tiring.

​You can also say what they mean in the CHAT!

Tim's Routine

I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day.

Open Ended

TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day."

QUESTION: Write 4 sentences you find in present simple in the text:

Multiple Choice

TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day."

QUESTION: Tim’s wife eats ………………………………. at breakfast.

• toast and tea

• an omelette

• a salad

Multiple Choice

TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day."

QUESTION: Tim …………….. the food at the hospital cafeteria.

• doesn't like

• likes

• like

Open Ended

TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day."

QUESTION: What does Mr Black do in the evenings?

Open Ended

TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a  doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is  a  teacher.  She teaches  Music  at  a  college. We get  up  at  seven  o’clock  every  morning. Kim  sets  the  table,  and  we  have  breakfast. Kim  likes  toast  and  tea, but  I  don’t. I eat  an  egg  and  I  drink  milk  at  breakfast. Then, we  leave  home  at  a  quarter  past  eight.

I  start  to  work  at  nine  o’clock. I  am  very  busy,  so  I  can’t  have  a  break. At  half  past  twelve, I  have  lunch  at  the  hospital  cafeteria. The  food  at  the  cafeteria  is  very  good,  so  I  don’t  go  out  for  lunch. Kim returns  home  at  three  o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  and  I  come  back  at  five  o’clock. Afterwards, we  have  dinner  at  half  past  six. I  watch  TV in  the  evenings, but  Kim doesn’t. She  reads  a  book  or  she  listens  to  music. We  go  to  bed  early  after  a  tiring  day."

QUESTION: Where does Tim have lunch?

CLOSING STAGE!​

Answer this and show what you learned!

Open Ended

Make a sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT about mary:

Mary...

(You can use either affirmative, negative or interrogative form)

WELL DONE! ​

​Bye, bye!