This document provides examples of using the present simple tense in English and identifying mistakes in its use. It includes examples of verbs used in the present simple, advice on trying again when facing challenges, and examples of adverbs of frequency used with present simple verbs. Common mistakes identified include incorrect subject-verb agreement and incorrect verb forms.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE
1) Choose the correct option
Don’t Give Up
Bruno Mars
When you want/wants to do something that's new
And it seem/seems really, really hard to do
You feel/feels like quitting, you feel/feels you're through
Well I have/has some advice for you
If you want/wants to catch a ball
But you're having no luck at all
The ball hit/hits your head, it hit/hits your nose
It hit/hits your belly, your chin and toes
Well, try and try and try again
Keep on trying and soon end
You put/puts your hands out in the air
You'll catch the ball
Yes this I swear/swears
2) FIND THE MISTAKE
 I drives a car
 She listen to music.
 Does Alice and Robert smoke?
 Do they likes English?
 Peter watchs TV
 Sandra don’t work in na office

2. Adverb of frequency:
1) Choose the correct alternative.
 He does always/ always does sport in the afternoon.
 I have often/ often have a shower when I get home in the evening.
 My parents usually watch/ watch usually TV.
 He often smoke/ smoke often
 They have never/ never have enough time.
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