Simple Present

Simple Present

by Cecilia Riquelme

​Simple Present

​Remember:

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​ He She It

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​Add S or ES to the verb in Simple Present.

​Simple Present

​I you we they

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​It is not necessary to add the s or the es to the verb.

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​He

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​Is only for one. it can be:

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​Pedro or Luis or My dad

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​or My grandpa

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​She

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Is only for one. it can be:

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​Maria or Luisa or My mom

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​or My grandma

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​It

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​Is only for one. it can be:

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​dog or cat or Scooby Doo

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​or phone

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​I

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​Is only for one. it is only

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​me.

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​you

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​Is only for one. it is only for you.

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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We

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​Is for more than one. two, three, four, etc. But I am in the group.

​Me

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​you

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​Is for more than one. it is only for three, four, five, six, etc, But you are in the group.

​Subject Pronouns

​Remember

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​they

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​Is for more than one. it is for three, four, five, six, etc. Animals, things, places, people, or combination.

Multiple Choice

She ________ from Monday to Friday.

• work

• works

• working

• worked

Multiple Choice

I _________ homework at home.

• do

• does

• did

• doing

Multiple Choice

My father _________ water after his exercise.

• drink

• drinking

• drank

• drinks

Multiple Choice

They _________ in the patio in recess.

• played

• playing

• play

• plays

Multiple Choice

Rose ________ in the park every morning.

• ran

• run

• runs

• running

Multiple Choice

Carlos, Juan, Pedro, and Lalo _______ like to color the English Workbook.

• color

• colors

• colored

• coloring

Multiple Choice

You ________ Avengers movies!

• love

• loves

• loved

• loving

Multiple Choice

We _________ with Miss Cecy on the English Workbook.

• work

• works

• worked

• working

Multiple Choice

Miss Isa ________ the notebooks in her classroom.

• check

• checks

• checking

• checked

Multiple Choice

Teacher Robert ________ English in the classroom at all times.

• speak

• speaks

• speaking

• spoke