The present simple_paula_domanski_presentación
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Mrs. Paula Domanski engages in various daily activities like playing volleyball, football, tennis, going running, walking, swimming, fishing, hunting, dancing, shopping, cycling, watching TV, talking on the phone, playing TV games, reading, reading books, using a computer, cooking, cleaning, emailing friends, taking a bath, studying, exercising, collecting things, and riding bikes. The simple present tense is used to describe things that happen sometimes or all the time, with verbs ending in "s" or "es" for third person subjects like he, she, it. Examples are given of using the simple present tense and forming negative sentences with don't or doesn't.
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- 1. Present Simple Mrs Paula Domanski
- 3. Play Play volleyball Football Play American Play tennis Football
- 4. Go Running Go Walking Go Swimming Go Fishing
- 5. Go Hunting Go Dancing Go Shopping Go Cycling
- 6. Watch TV talk on the phone Play TV games Read Read a book
- 7. Use a computer Cook Clean
- 8. Email friends Take a bath Study exercise
- 9. collect ride things bikes go for a lift weights walk
- 10. We use the simple present for things that happens sometimes or all the time. In this tense we need to add to the verbs the termination “s, es” in third person (he, she, it) • I exercise in the mornings. I go to the gym every day. • The stores open at 9:00 a.m. And close at 7:00 p.m. • He works very hard. He cooks in a restaurant. • The Earth goes around the sun. • She always reads interesting books. • My mother watches horror movies. To form the negative form, we use the auxiliar don’t and doesn’t • I don’t go cycling on weekends. • They don’t play video games in their house. • She doesn’t go fishing every summer.
- 13. Thanks for your attention! Now, let´s practice.