Present Simple

Present Simple

By Dani Drizzy

​is one of the verb forms associated with the present tense in modern English

We use the simple present tense when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly​

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Usage

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​To express a fact or truth

​To show future action that is part of a plan

​To show actions done habitually

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​To give an instruction

​To declare something or make observation

Examples​

​To show actions done habitually

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​My Dad jogs daily.

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Rosie often walks to school.​

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​To express a fact or truth

​The sun rises in the east.

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Insects have six legs.​

​To show future action that is part of a plan

​Tanjiro leaves in an hour's time

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The train arrives in five minutes​

​To give an instruction

​Walk in a straight line

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Keep quite​

​To declare something or make observation

​Captain America seems to be restless

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Iron Man enjoys swimming​

Negative

​AFFIRMATIVE/ Positive

​1. Agree to a statement.

2. To consent to a request.​

3. Express something positive or a fact​

​1. Disagree

2. Refuse

3. Express disability​

Does Spiderman like to eat meat?

​Yes, He does.

​No, He does not.

​Subject	​Verb
​You/we/they (Plural)	​do
'I' is always followed by a plural verb​.	do​
He/She/it (singular)​	does​
The boys/girls (plural)​	do​
The rat (singular)​	does​
Everyone (singular)​	does​

​1. We often__________ online whenever free. (chat)

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2. The children ________ water sports. (enjoy)

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3. Once in a while, Jenny _______ to a concert. (go)​

Activity: provide the suitable answer in present simple to each sentences below. In the affirmative or negative​

​4. Do you do gardening?

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5. Is Boruto the best character?

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6. Does your cat bite too?​

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