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The document discusses the present simple tense in English. It is used for actions that are general, habitual, or always true. The verb conjugations are provided for the subject pronouns. Examples are given using adverbs of frequency and time phrases to demonstrate how to use the present simple tense correctly in sentences.
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- 2. Present simple We use the Present Simple tense when: 1:the action is general 2:the action happens all the time, or habitually, in the past, present and future 3:the action is not only happening now 4:the statement is always true
- 3. #Subject + (verb +s ) + the rest (he,she,it,one name) # Subject + (verb ) + the rest (I,you,they,we,two names)
- 4. #Subject + does+not + (verb ) +……. (he,she,it,one name) # Subject + do+not + (verb ) +…... (I,you,they,we,two names)
- 5. # Does +Subject + (verb ) +…….? (he,she,it,one name) # Do + Subject + (verb ) +…...? (I,you,they,we,two names)
- 6. adverbs of frequency: Always often usually Sometimes never Other phrases of time like: • every day -every week -every year • On Mondays • After school
- 8. 1. I usually______ (go) to school. 2. They ______ (visit) us often. 3. You ______ (play) basketball once a week. 4. Tom ______ (work) every day. 5. He always ______ (tell) us funny stories. 6. She never ______ (help) me with that! 7. Martha and Kevin ______ (swim) twice a week. 8. In this club people usually ______ (dance) a lot. 9. Linda ______ (take care) of her sister. 10. John rarely ______ (leave) the country. 11. We ______ (live) in the city most of the year. 12. Lorie ______ (travel) to Paris every Sunday. 13. I ______ (bake) cookies twice a month. 14. You always ______ (teach) me new things. 15. She ______ (help) the kids of the neighborhood.