This document provides examples of simple present tense constructions in English including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It demonstrates the basic structure of subject + verb + object in affirmative sentences and introduces the use of auxiliary verbs like "do/does" and "don't/doesn't" in negative and interrogative sentences. Examples are given like "You like to watch tv" as affirmative and "You don't like to watch TV" as negative to illustrate the simple present tense.

1. SIMPLE PRESENT
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11.  AFFIRMATIVE
SUJEITO + VERBO + __________
You like to watch tv.

12.  NEGATIVE
SUJ + AUX. NOT + VERB + _____.
You don´t like to watch TV.

13.  INTERROGATIVE
AUX + SUJEITO + VERBO______?
Do you like to watch TV?

17. LET’S PRACTICE
I play soccer every day.
N: I don’t play soccer every
day.
I: Do you play soccer?

18. Helen dances twice a week.
N: Helen doesn’t dance twice
a week.
I: Does Helen dance twice a
week.

19. We speak English.
N: We don’t speak Englsh.
I: Do We Speak Englsh?