PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

PRESENT SIMPLE TENS

RULES AND HOW DO WE USE

​When using the present simple tense to talk about permanent actions, states or situations/ actions that we do periodically, to talk about habits, daily routines, cations that we do in certain periods of time.

Structure

Affirmative noun + verb + complement

Negative : noun ´+ auxiliary Do/does not + verb + complement

}Interrogative: auxiliary Do/does+noun + complement.

​ SOME EXAMPLES

AFFIRMATIVE: I DRINK TOO MUCH COFFEE.

NEGATIVE: I DO NOT DRINK TOO MUCH COFFEE.

DO I DRINK TOO MUCH COFFEE?

HE DRINKS TOO MUCH COFFEE.

HE DOES NOT DRINK TOO MUCH COFFE.

DOES HE DRINK TOO MUCH COFFEE?

​CLASSWORK

IN PAIRS WRITE IN YOUR NOTEBOOKS 3 EXAMPLE USING DIFERENT NOUNS, AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE FORM.

AFTER DO YOU FINISH THE EXAMPLES WILL READ SOME SENTENCES TO CHECK IF WE USE CORRECTLY THE STRUCTURE.