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Simple Present

The document discusses simple present tense, including how it is used for daily habits, general truths, and present activities. Examples of simple present tense sentences and dialogues are provided to illustrate its use. Key aspects like subject-verb agreement and the use of auxiliary verbs are also explained.

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Simple Present

The document discusses simple present tense, including how it is used for daily habits, general truths, and present activities. Examples of simple present tense sentences and dialogues are provided to illustrate its use. Key aspects like subject-verb agreement and the use of auxiliary verbs are also explained.

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She

always
wakes
up at
04.00
A.M
English ShortCourse
Remedial Class – 3rd Meeting
LISTEN THE AUDIO AND WRITE DOWN
THE ACTIVITY BELOW THE PICTURE
Daily Activities

Clean a house Have a shower Get dressed

Listen to music Watch TV Exercise

Water the plants To do homework Have dinner


Simple Present Tense
Tense is used for:
1. Daily activity / Habitual action
Daily activity means the repeated activity you usually
do daily or habit. Generally, daily activity or habit
uses adverb of frequency such as;
-Always
-Usually
-Often
-Seldom
-Never
-Sometimes
Ex. My friend always buys vegetable on Friday
Simple Present Tense
Tense is used for:
2. General Truth
General truth means the general things which people
know such or we can call it as a FACT
Ex. Water freezes at zero degrees

3. Present Activity
Present activity is the activity you do at present
Ex. We study English in school
Simple Present Tense
Formula :
(+) Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Compliment
They buy Pajero Sport at the Car Showroom
(-) Subject + do/does + not + Verb 1 + Object/Compliment
They don’t buy Pajero Sport at the Car Showroom
(?) do/does +Subject + Verb 1 + Object/Compliment ?
Do they buy Pajero Sport at the Car Showroom?
Simple Present Tense
Notes ;
If the subject is single (She, he, it) you have to put “s”
at the end of verb. But if the subject plural (I, You,
They, We) you don’t need to put “s” at the end of
verb
Ex. Diana walks around the park
Joko and Doni walk around the park
Simple Present Tense
Dialogue
Man: What …. you do?
Woman: I …. at a tech company.
Man: Oh, what do you do there?
Woman: I design software.
Man: Do you like your …..?
Woman: Yeah, I …… it.
Simple Present Tense
Dialogue
Man: …. you ….. here?
Woman: Yes, I do.
Man: Where do I ….. my bill?
Woman: You pay it over there.
Man: …. I need to show ID?
Woman: I don’t …. you do.
Simple Present Tense
Dialogue
Man: What …. your …. do?
Woman: They …. work in sales.
Man: Oh, what do they ….?
Woman: They both sell cars. They ….. a car
dealership together.
Man: Do they …. it?
Woman: Yes, but they …. Long …...
Simple Present Tense
Dialogue
Man: Where do you ….?
Woman: I live …… with my family.
Man: Nice, do you live in an ….. or …..?
Woman: I live in a house, but we … more …..
Man: Do you …. to ….?
Woman: Yes, we … to move to the …...
Simple Present Tense

Nominal Sentence
vs
Verbal Sentence
Simple Present Tense

Nominal Sentence
The sentence which doesn’t consist of
Verb inside. The verb will be replaced
by “to be” – is, am, are
The sentence usually fill in with
Adjective, noun, adverb.
Ex. Mrs. Deswita is friendly
Simple Present Tense

Verbal Sentence
The sentence which consists of Verb
inside. The verb should use Verb 1
Ex. Mr. Arif kicks a ball

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