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3. Task12
1. Toni gets up at five o’clock = T
2. He takes a bath at five fifteen = T
3. He has breakfast at quarter past five = F
4. He goes to school at six past five = F
5. The class begins at seven o’clock = T
6. He goes home from school at ten past twelve = T
7. He has lunch at twelve o’clock = F
8. He plays with his friends at half past three = T
9. He does his homework at eight o’clock = F
10. He goes to bed at quarter past nine = F
5. Task13(ListenandSpeak)
1. Do you always have breakfast ? Yes, I do
2. Do they watch TV together ? Yes, they do
3. Does he listen to the music ? Yes, he does
4. Does she drink milk everyday ? Yes, she does
5. Does your mother always visit your grandmother ? Yes, she does
6. Do you always ride the bike in the evening ? Yes, I do
7. Does he play tennis every morning ? Yes, he does
8. Does she always paint on the weekend ? Yes, she does
6. SimplePresentTense
PositiveSentence
S + verb1 + object
S + verb1 + s/es + object
NegativeSentence
S + don’t/doesn’t + verb1
+ object
IntrogativeSentence
Do/does + S + verb1 +
object
7. Example
(+) I watch TV every evening
(-) I don’t watch TV every evening
(?) Do I watch TV every evening ?
(+) She watches TV every evening
(-) She doesn’t watch TV every evening
(?) Does she watch TV every evening ?
s/es=digunakandibelakangverb jika subject(she/he/singularsubjectlain)
Don’t=digunakanpada kalimatnegatifjika subject(I/you/we/they/plularsubjectlain)
Doesn’t=digunakan padakalimatnegatifjikasubject(she/he/singularsubjectlain)
Do=digunakanpada kalimattanyajika subject(I/you/we/they/subjectlain)
Does= digunakanpadakalimattanyajika subject(she/he/singularsubjectlain)
9. Assignment/Tugas
● Buatlah kalimat simple present tense
yang terdiri dari kalimat positif,
negative dan kalimat tanya
● Buatlah kalimat yang berasal dari
aktivitas/kebiasaan sehari-hari yang
dilakukan
● Buatlah 3 kelompok kalimat
● Kerjakan pada buku tulis
● Setelah dikerjakan, difotokan dan
dikirimkan dikolom tugas di GC
Good Luck !
10. 1.
(+) I get up at five o’clock
(-) I don’t get up at five o’clock
(?) Do I get up at five o’clock ?
ContohTugas
