This document provides information about using the simple present tense in English. It discusses using the simple present to describe facts, habits, routines and schedules. It provides examples of verbs that take -s in the third person singular like he works, she lives. It also gives examples of common time expressions used with the simple present like every day, usually, sometimes. Finally, it provides vocabulary related to the simple present tense and instructions for how to describe a fact, habit or routine using the example words and structures.
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2. Simple present tense in English
Remember we use simple present to describe:
Facts
Habits
Routines
Schedules
Examples:
Rome is in Italy.
She lives in Rome.
He plays basketball.
She gets up at 6 am every morning.
The bus leaves at 7:30 am.
3. Third person singular.
Positive or affirmative sentences:
Example:
She has one brother and one sister. [have]
He lives in Mexico city. [live]
She works in a bank. [work]
-s
4. Common expressions
Always, usually,
often,
sometimes,hardly
ever,never.
Every day / week /
month / year.
Examples:
She always eats
healthy food.
He sometimes plays
basketball.
She never smokes.
The dog often barks
at night.
It always rains in my
hometown.
The dog = it
Rain, snow = it
5. Vocabulary
Verbs.
bark, live, work, have, eat, drink, play, smoke, get up,
leave, listen to music, rain, snow, start work / school.
Personal pronouns.
He, she, it.
Places.
Drugstore, gas station, gym, travel agency.
Expressions.
at 68 sun street / road, at number 15; on second
avenue; in / at the mall; in / at Third park; in / at the bus
station.
6. Describe a fact, habit, routine or
schedule!
Use the words in the vocabulary and the databank.
7. Learning note.
A few spelling rules and irregular verbs:
She runs. He eats.
It rains.
He misses his dog.
She goes to school.
-s, -z, -x,
-sh, -ch, or the vowel o
+y, remove the -y and add –ies:
worry,marry,rely.
My father worries about me.
Have --- has. She has a big house.
-s
-es
