The document is an English lesson on using the present continuous and present simple verb tenses in the affirmative form. It provides examples of sentences using "live", "eat" and "go" in both tenses and has students complete a table to show the affirmative form of those verbs. The lesson reinforces the use of the present continuous for actions happening now and the present simple for habitual or general actions.

1. English Alive!
Student’s Book 2
Whiteboard Presentation

2. English Alive!
Affirmative
They usually live in groups. (live)
They are living together now. (live)
She never eats seafood. (eat)
She’s eating fish at the moment. (eat)
Do you go to school? (go)
Are you going to school today? (go)
’s eating
live
eats
are living
Complete the table
with the affirmative form
of the verbs in brackets.
Grammar Present continuous
and present simple: affirmative
Do go
Are going

3. English Alive!
Affirmative
They usually live in groups. (live)
They are living together now. (live)
She never eats seafood. (eat)
She’s eating fish at the moment. (eat)
Do you go to school? (go)
Are you going to school today? (go)
’s eating
live
eats
are living
Can you remember?
Grammar Present continuous
and present simple: affirmative
Do go
Are going