The document explains the use of the present simple tense and its time expressions such as 'every day' and 'usually'. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences, along with spelling rules for third person singular forms. Key examples illustrate the correct form and usage of the tense in various contexts.

1. Present Simple
Present Simple

2. Time expressions.
Time expressions.
 Every day
 Every week
 In the morning
 Usually
 Sometimes
 Often
 Always

3. SOME EXAMPLES
SOME EXAMPLES
 1. I go to school every morning.
 2. Dan and Tom usually do homework
together.
 3. My friends live in Tel Aviv.
 4. A dog and a cat often sleep under the
table.

4. BUT:
BUT:
 1. Ron reads book in the evening.
 2.Gabby usually visits his friend after
school.
 3.My dog always sits near the door.
 4.In the morning my friend Alina likes to
drink milk.
 HE SHE IT

5. Spelling rules
Spelling rules
 We add –es after
 -sh I brush- He brushes
 -ch I teach-She teaches
 -x I fix – He fixes
 -o I go-He goes
 -ss I cross-She crosses
 We add- ies after –y and consonant.
 I cry- She cries

6. Negative
Negative
 I don’t go to school on Saturday.
 Ron and Dan don’t watch TV every day.
 Tom doesn’t go to school on Saturday.
 Ilana doesn’t read books in English.

7. INTERROGATIVE.
INTERROGATIVE.
 1. Do you watch TV every evening?-No, I
don’t
 2. Do Gal and Ran go to school every
day?– Yes, they do.
 3. Does Rona like to sleep?- Yes, she
does.
 4. Does a dog sleep under the bed?-No, it
doesn’t.