The document provides instructions on using the present simple tense to give instructions. The present simple is used as an alternative to the imperative to imply actions are or should always be performed in the same way or order. Examples are given such as first rolling out pastry then cutting circles, going down a street to a supermarket then turning left, and pressing keyboard shortcuts and what to do next. Connectors are also mentioned as being used in instructions.

1. Giving instructions
THE USE OF PRESENT SIMPLE TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS.

2. What do you know about instructions?
Have you ever had to give instructions?
When do you use instructions?

3. Present simple (Follow and give instructions)
The present simple tense is used in instructions as an alternative to the
imperative. This use implies that the actions are or should always be
performed in the same way or order:
 First you roll out the pastry, then you cut circles with a cup or a glass.
 You go down this street to the supermarket, then you turn left.
 I've pressed Ctrl+Alt+Del. What do I do now?

4. Connectors

5. Origami Heart

7. LET’S GO
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