The document discusses the simple present tense and how to form affirmative statements using common verbs like "like", "want", "need", and "have". It provides examples of simple present tense sentences with these verbs using third person singular pronouns like "he", "she", and "they". Examples include "They like the toy", "He needs to buy food", "She wants a house", and "It has a car".

1. The Simple Present Tense:
Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”

2. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
The Simple Present Tense:
• Express routines.
• Express habits.
• Express hobbies, daily events.
• An idea or action that happens now.

3. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
The Simple Present Tense:
• Express routines.
• Express habits.
• Express hobbies, daily events.
• An idea or action that happens now.
LIKE
They like the toy.

4. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
The Simple Present Tense:
• Express routines.
• Express habits.
• Express hobbies, daily events.
• An idea or action that happens now.
LIKE NEED
They like the toy. They need to buy
food.

5. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
The Simple Present Tense:
• Express routines.
• Express habits.
• Express hobbies, daily events.
• An idea or action that happens now.
LIKE NEED WANT
They like the toy. They need to buy
food.
They want a
house.

6. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
The Simple Present Tense:
• Express routines.
• Express habits.
• Express hobbies, daily events.
• An idea or action that happens now.
LIKE NEED WANT HAVE
They like the toy. They need to buy
food.
They want a
house.
They have a car.

7. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Look closely…

8. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
LIKE
They like the toy.

9. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
LIKE
They like the toy.
HE likes the toy.

10. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
LIKE
They like the toy.
HE likes the toy.
SHE likes the toy.

11. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
NEED
They need to buy
food.

12. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
NEED
They need to buy
food.
SHE needs to buy food.

13. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
NEED
They need to buy
food.
HE needs to buy food.
SHE needs to buy food.

14. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
WANT
They want a
house.

15. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
WANT
They want a
house.

16. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
WANT
They want a
house.
HE wants a house

17. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
WANT
They want a
house.
SHE wants a house
HE wants a house

18. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
HAVE
They have a car.

19. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
HAVE
They have a car.
HE HAS a car

20. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
HAVE
They have a car.
HE HAS a car
SHE HAS a car

21. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”

22. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
HAVE and HAS

23. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”

24. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”

25. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.

26. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.
(they)

27. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.
(they)
Homer has a computer.

28. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.
(they)
Homer has a computer.(he)

29. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.
(they)
Homer has a computer.
Lisa has a computer.
(he)

30. The Simple Present Tense: Affirmative statements with “like”, “want”, “need” and “have”
Homer and Lisa have a computer.
(they)
Homer has a computer.
Lisa has a computer.
(he)
(she)

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