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This document discusses the simple present tense in English. It provides formulas and examples for positive, negative, and interrogative sentences using verbs and being verbs. For verbs, it shows the formulas as S + verb 1 + object and S + don't/doesn't + verb 1 + object. For being verbs, it provides the formulas as S + to be (am, is, are) + non-verb + object. It also gives a short paragraph example using the simple present tense to describe a typical day for a bus driver.
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Simple present tense
- 1. “SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE” BY : MARLINDA NPM : 1188203061 CLASS : IV B (ENGLISH)
- 4. EXPRESSION SENTENCE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE THAT USE VERB : Formula : (+) S + verb 1+object Example : I study english everyday Formula : ( -) S+ don’t/doesn’t + verb 1 + object Example : I doesn’t study english everyday Formula : (?) Do/Does + S + verb 1 + object Example : Do I study english everyday ?
- 5. Formula ( + ) : S +to be (am,is,are ) + non verb + object Example : a. I am a student • Formula ( - ) : • S + to be (am,is,are ) + Not + non verb +object • Example : b. I am not a student c. Formula ( ? ) • To be ( am.is.are ) + s + non verb +object • Example : • Are you a student ?
- 6. Example of paragraph simple present tense Mr. Robert is a bus driver. He has a small,handsome family. Every day he gets up at 7:00 a.m. and prepares for his day. He showers,eats his breakfast, and puts on his uniform.
- 7. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION……… : ( “_” )