This document outlines a lesson on the present indefinite tense in English. It provides examples of affirmative sentences using subjects like I, we, you, they, he, she, it and singular names. Examples are given for daily routines, habitual actions and universal truths. Exercises are included to translate sentences into English using the tense. The document concludes with new vocabulary words and a homework assignment to make sentences using the present indefinite affirmative and vocabulary.
Here you will find some information which guides you in the learning of the Simple Past Tense.
Your teachers,
Aura Janeth Hernandez Uribe
Cristina Rodriguez Rodriguez
Francely Caicedo Vera
Geimy Montenegro Tunjo
-When do we use past simple?
-Use of the simple past
-Past simple tense regular and iregular verbs: Affirmative, negative, interrogative.
-kinds of sentences in past simple tense
-what happens when we use the verb to be?
-exercises
Here you will find some information which guides you in the learning of the Simple Past Tense.
Your teachers,
Aura Janeth Hernandez Uribe
Cristina Rodriguez Rodriguez
Francely Caicedo Vera
Geimy Montenegro Tunjo
-When do we use past simple?
-Use of the simple past
-Past simple tense regular and iregular verbs: Affirmative, negative, interrogative.
-kinds of sentences in past simple tense
-what happens when we use the verb to be?
-exercises
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3. PRESENT INDEFINITE – AFFIRMATIVE
Subject + verb(1st form) + Object
We add additional s/es with verb when the subjects are he, she, it, singular name
We don’t add s/es with verb when subjects are I, we, you, they, plural names
4. EXAMPLES
• I walk on footpath. – mein footpath pe chalta hun.
• We play hockey. – hum hockey khelte hain
• You write notes. – you notes bnate ho.
• They play PUBG with us. – wo hamare sath PUBG khelte hain
• Hussnain and Zohaib talk to me on video call. – hussnain aur zohaib mujh se video call pe bat krte hain
• He makes a cup of tea. – wo ek chae ka cup bnata hai.
• She reads novels. – wo novels parhti hai
• My kitty drinks cold milk. - meri kitty thanda doodh peeti hai
5. PRESENT INDEFINITE USES
To show daily routine work – she wakes up at 7 O'clock.
To show habitual work – we play games in the evening.
To show universal truth – The sun rises from the east.
To show a work that is done frequently – my father goes to jogging every weekend.
15. VOCAB
Carry – lejana : Carry this box to your home. Ye daba apne ghar le jayen.
Spread – phelana: don’t spread toys here and there. Khilone idhr udhr na phelao.
Break – torna: he did not break the glass. Usne glass nhn tora.
Revenge – badla. Weak people take revenge. Kamzor log badla lete hain.
Cajole – chaplusi karna. Naughty students cajole teacher. Shararti students teacher ki chaplusi karte hain.
16. HOMEWORK
Make sentences of present indefinite affirmative using every subject.
Make sentences on vocab provided in this file.