The document provides instruction and examples for using the simple present tense in English. It includes affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" as well as examples of using adjectives, nouns, and prepositions in simple present sentences. Students are asked to fill in blanks with simple present verbs and identify names, classroom assignments, and other core details from conversational examples using this tense. The summary focuses on the document's purpose of teaching the simple present tense through examples and exercises.

1. TASK 1
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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
Simple Present with be.-
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I am I am not Am I ...........?
You are you are not Are you........?
He is he is not Is he…………?
She is she is not Is she.........?
It is it is not Is it …………?
We are we are not Are we ……….?
you are you are not Are you ..........?
they they are not Are they ………?
We can use the present simple with:
Adjectives: He is gorgeous
Nouns: They are singers
Prepositions: We are from Italy

2. Look at these examples:
Affirmative
-I´m 32 years old.
-Steve is ill.
-Ann and I are good friends
-Your keys are on the table.
Negative
-I´m not 32 years old
-Steve isn´t ill.
Ann and I aren´t good friends.
Your keys aren´t on the table.
Interrogative
- Are you 32 years old?
Yes, I am
No, I´m not
- Is Steve ill?
Yes, he is
No, he isn´t
- Are you good friends?
Yes, we are
No, we aren´t
- Are your keys on the table?
Yes, they are

3. No, they aren´t
Listen to the people give their names.
Hi. I´m Liz Moreno. My first name is Elizabeth. Liz is short for Elizabeth.
Name: Elizabeth - Park
First middle last
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Hi. My name is David. My last name is Hanson.
Name: David Alan Hanson
First middle last
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I´m Mary Gomez. My middle name is Ann. Frank is my husband.
Name: Mary Ann Gomez

4. First middle last
Choose the correct word and write it.
Liz is ………………………. Single - married
David is…………………….. single - married
Mary is……………………… single – married
Complete the sentences.
1. My first name is ---------------------------------------------------
2. My last name is----------------------------------------------------
3. My middle name is------------------------------------------------
4. My nickname is----------------------------------------------------
5. My teacher´s name is----------------------------------------------
6. My favorite name is------------------------------------------------
Listen and say the alphabet.
A------B-------C------D-----E------F------G------H------I------J------K-------L------M------N----
O-----P------Q------R------S-----T------U------V-----W-----X------Y------Z-------

5. Practice the conversation. After use your own information.
A: What´s your name?
B: Catherine Krelly.
A: How do you spell Catherine?
B: C-A-T-H-E-R-I-N-E
A: Thanks. And your last name?
B: K-R-E-L-L-Y
Exercises:
Using the present simple structure introduce yourself.
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Listen. Which classroom is Carmen in this term? and What about Jenny?
Mr. Martin: Good morning. Are you here for an English class?
Carmen: Yes, I am. I´m Carmen Rivera.
Mr. Martin: Ok. You´re in Room B.
Jenny: And I´m Jenny.
Mr. Martin: Are you Jenny Loo?
Jenny: No, I´m not. I´m Jenny Lim.
Am I in Room B, too?
Mr. Martin: Yes….wait-no, you´re not.
You´re in Room G.

6. Jenny: Oh, no! Carmen, we´re not in the same class!
Complete the conversations.
1.-
A Are you Leo?
B Yes, I-------------. I--------------here for an English class.
--------------you here for English, too?
A No, I ---------- -----------------. I-----------here for a French class.
2.-
A -----------you Chris?
B Yes, I--------------. -----------we in the same class?
A Yes, we------------. I---------------Dino.
B Hi, Dino. Nice to meet you.