Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense

by bonjoni no.3

​Present Tense

​Present means now

​There are three basic timeline in English, they are PRESENT, PAST, and FUTURE.

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​Simple Present Tense or Present Simple Tense is the simplest one among all present tenses.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is the Simple Present Tense sentence?

• She likes to speak English.

• She is speaking English right now.

• She spoke English to a tourist yesterday.

• She have spoken English since she was born.

Simple Present Tense

​"She likes to speak English" is the answer

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​"She is speaking English" is Present Continuous Tense.

​"She spoke English" is Simple Past Tense.

​"She have spoken English" is Present Perfect Tense.

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​We will focus on Simple Present Tense

Subject + Verb 1​

This is how you make a Simple Present Tense​

VERB 1?

​There are verb 1, verb 2, verb 3 and verb-ing in English.

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​Verb is a word that we use to describe an action or something we do.

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​Verb is one of the classes of word.

​There are four major classes of word.

​Four Classes of Word

• ​1. Verb🐟

• ​2. Noun 🐟

• ​3. Adjective 🐟

• ​4. Adverb 🐟

​Sir, can I can eat them?

​Verb 1!

​Verb 1 is the basic form of a verb.

​For example: eat, drink, sleep, study, open, close, think, look, hear, listen, smell, say, ask, answer, take, put, push, pull, walk, run, jump, get, do, type, read, write, play, brush, have, like, go, learn, work, make, cook, prepare, swim, watch, die...

Multiple Choice

Mention three basic timeline!

• SImple, present, and future

• Present, Simple and Past.

• Past, present, and future.

• Present, simple, and cats.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following tenses is not an English tense?

• Simple Present Tense,

• Present Simple Tense.

• Present Continuous Tense.

• Simple Simple Catto Tense.

Multiple Choice

How to make a Simple Present Tense?

• Subject + object.

• Subject + verb 1.

• Subject + cats

• Subject + breakfast.

Multiple Choice

There are four kinds of verb. They are . . . .

• verb a, verb b, verb c, and verb d.

• verb 1, verb 2, verb 3, and verb 4.

• verb 1, verb 2, verb 3, and verb-ing.

• verb 1st, verb 2nd, verb 3rd , and verb 4th.

Multiple Choice

What is a verb?

• Verb is a word to describe an action

• Verb is something related to cats.

• Verb is a word to describe simple things.

• Verb is something we must know.

Multiple Choice

How many major classes of word are there?

• There are three major classes of word.

• There are four!

• Five!

• There are six major classes of them.

Multiple Choice

The correct four major classes of word are . . . .

• verb, noun, adjective, and present.

• verb, noun, adjective, and cats.

• verb, noun, adjective, and simple.

• verb, noun, adjective, and adverb.

Fill in the Blanks

Type as many verb 1 as you know!

​Subject-Verb Agreement

What is subject? Usually we can say that subject is the person who does the something in a sentence. For example. When you say "She does her homework everyday." and try to guess, which one is the subject in this sentence?

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​Yes, it is "she"

There are 7 major subjects...

• ​I

• ​You

• ​We

• ​They

• ​He

• ​She

• ​It

Subject + Verb 1

​When the subject is I, You, We, They, we use verb 1.

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​I like

​You have

​We do

​They go

​Subject + Verb 1 (s/es)

​But when the subject is He, She, It, you must put S/ES to the verb. For example

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​1. He do... ❌ He does ✅

​2. She have... ❌ She has ✅

​3. It go... ❌ It goes ✅

Multiple Choice

I ...

• have

• has

Multiple Choice

You ...

• want

• wants

Multiple Choice

We

• goes

• go

Multiple Choice

They

• take

• takes

Multiple Choice

He ...

• have

• has

Multiple Choice

She ...

• does

• do

Multiple Choice

It ...

• work

• works

Multiple Choice

My mother ...

• cooks

• cook

Multiple Choice

Our school

• provide

• provides

Multiple Choice

Maria and Thanos ...

• leave

• leaves