The document provides instruction on English grammar tenses: simple present, present progressive, and present perfect. It includes examples of how to use each tense in sentences and short comprehension exercises for students to practice each tense. Definitions are given for the simple present (to describe actions happening now), present progressive (actions happening in the moment that may have started in the past), and present perfect (actions completed up to the present time).

1. ENGLISH VI UNIT II Estructura Macroreticular: Acontecimientos actuales Estructura Mesoreticular: 2.1 Vida Cotidiana Estructura Microreticular: 2.1.1 Simple present Comprehension reading 2.1.2 Present Progressive Comprehension reading 2.1.3 Present Perfect Comprehension reading LIC. MA. EUGENIA ESTHER PEÑA ALATRISTE

2. HE PLAYS BASKET BALL MARIE RUNS IN THE PARK Subject + verb + complement I PLAY SOCCER THEY PLAY TENNIS SIMPLE PRESENT DESCRIBE AN ACTION THAT IT´S HAPPENING AT THE MOMENT TO TALK OR ACT. EXAMPLE: HE SWIMS EVERY DAY IN THE GYM.

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5. I AM LISTENING MUSIC SHE IS EATING APPLES WE ARE READING BOOKS NOTE: PRESENT PROGRESSIVE IT´S AN ACTION THAT HAPPEN IN THE MOMENT TO TALK . IT CAN START IN THE PAST AND FINISHES AT THE PRESENT. EXAMPLE: I´M DOING MY ENGLISH EXERCISES IN THIS MOMENT