The document discusses different tenses in English including the present continuous, present simple, and past simple tenses. It provides examples of how to conjugate verbs in the third person singular and plural for each tense. Additionally, it covers using "there is/there are" and expressions like "must", "have to", and "should" followed by a base verb form.

1. Present continuous tense
I am playing tennis at Senayan now
What are you playing now?
Simple present tense
I play tennis at Senayan every sunday
He plays tennis at Senayan every sunday
She plays tennis at Senayan every sunday
Andri plays tennis at Senayan every sunday
Reno and Andri play tennis at Senayan every sunday
I, you, we, they, plural --> play
He, she, it, singular --> plays
What does he play every sunday?
He plays tennis every sunday
What do you play every sunday?
I play tennis every sunday
Simple past tense
I played tennis at Senayan yesterday
He played tennis at Senayan yesterday
What did he play yesterday?
He played tennis yesterday.
Where did freddy go last week?
Freddy went to semarang last week.
Freddy did not go to semarang last week.
Freddy didn't go to semarang last week.
must
have to ----- followed by verb basic (V1 without s)
should
What is on his table? (a book)
There is a book on his table
What was on his bag yesterday? (books)
There were books on his bag yesterday
What does he want to buy? (a bag)
He wants to buy a bag.
What must he do ? (turn off his cellphone)
He must turn off his cellphone
Are you going to the meeting?

2. No, I'm not going to the meeting.
Will you come to the meeting?
No, I won't.