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By Elisa Susanti

​Let's learn simple present tense

​for elementary students class 6

​Simple present tense

​for elementary students class 6

Simple present tense is used to describe habits and general truth

​ (simple present tense digunakan untuk menyatakan kebiasaan dan kebenaran umum)

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example​:

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I always drink milk every morning

(aku selalu minum susu setiap pagi hari)

we often ​go to swimming pool in Sunday

(kami sering pergi ke kolam renang di hari Minggu)

​

Mr. Jokowi is a president of Indonesia​

(​Bapak Jokowi adalah presiden Indonesia)

​for elementary students class 6

​Tobe yang digunakan dalam Simple present tense

​I

You tidak ditambah s /es​

We

They​

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He

She ditambah s / es

It​

​Negative and Interrogative form dalam Simple present tense

​I

You Do / don't

We

They​

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He

She Does / doesn't

It​

​Adverb is used in simple plesent are:

(kata keterangan yang digunakan di Simple present tense adalah)

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• always = selalu

• often = sering

• ​rarely = jarang

• never = tidak pernah

• usually​ biasanya

​Simple present tense in (+), (-) and (?)

​(+) positive

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I eat noodle

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you eat noodle

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We eat noodle

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they eat noodle

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he eats noodle

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she eats noodle

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it eat noodle​

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​(-) negative

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I don't eat noodle

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you don't eat noodle

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We don't eat noodle

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they don't eat noodle

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he doesn't eats noodle

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she doesn't eats noodle

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it doesn't eat noodle​

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​(?) interrogative

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do I eat noodle?

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do you eat noodle?

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do you eat noodle?

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do you eat noodle?

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does he eats noodle?

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does she eats noodle?

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does it eat noodle​?

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Multiple Choice

I ........... (pergi) to school everyday

• go

• goes

• going

• gone

Multiple Choice

she ............. (tidak) read a book

• do

• don't

• doesn't

• does

Multiple Choice

He .......... (bekerja) in the office

• work

• works

• working

• worked

Open Ended

Make a sentence (+) positive form of Simple present tense !