Simple Present - Negative Statements 2

Simple Present - Negative Statements 2

by Paula Perez

​Today's End in Mind 🎯

Use the Simple Present Tense in negative and affirmative statements when writing and speaking. ​

​Let's watch a video!

​While watching the video complete these sentences:

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​The fish ____ to climb up the cascade.

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​The dog____ him by rearranging the rocks.

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​The dog _______ think he will see the fish again.

​Turning Affirmative into Negative Statements.

​1. Marie writes short stories for fun.

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​2. Firefighters catch thieves and felons.

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​3. Penguins and Lions live together in the savanna.

​Let's get to work!

​Complete Series III of the Wizer.me worksheet.

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​Look at this example:

​0. Tigers have spots. (stripes)

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​Answer: Tiger don't have spots. They have stripes.

​In groups: Complete series IV.

• ​Look at the dots on the picture. Each dot will open a text box in which you need to write a sentence. If the dot is on the grass, your sentence should be about the grass. See the example.

​Poster!

​Create a poster including facts, habits and routines about you and your family or pets.

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​Be creative and make sure you use the SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE.

​Requirements:

​Your poster should include the following:

• Facts about your family or pets.

1 Affirmative statements in the simple present tense.

1 Negative statements in the simple present tense.

Examples: My cat sleeps all day. My brother goes to University.

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• Facts, habits or routines they would like to share about yourself.

1 Affirmative statements in the simple present tense.

1 Negative statements in the simple present tense.

Examples: I ride my bike in the afternoon. I read 10 books every year.

​Let's check our understanding!

1. I need help, I still don't understand.

2. ​I understand but I need more practice.

3. I feel confident and I understand.

4. I feel confident and I can teach this topic to someone else. ​

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