The simple present
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The document discusses the simple present tense in English and provides examples of its use. It lists common daily routines and habits like eating breakfast, doing homework, brushing teeth, and flying places during certain times of the year. It also asks questions about how often some activities are done, like taking showers, cutting nails, and going shopping. Locations of living like cities, towns, villages, and which floor a flat is on are mentioned.
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The simple present
- 1. THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE (GENİŞ ZAMAN)
- 2. • I drink tea at breakfast • My mother drinks coffee at breakfast
- 3. • I teach English • Orhan Doğan teaches Religion
- 4. • We get up at 8 o’ clock • My father gets up at 7 o’clock
- 5. • They have lunch at school • She has lunch at home
- 6. • I do my homework in my room • My sister does her homework at school
- 7. • I don’t brush my teeth in the afternoon • My friend doesn’t brush his teeth everyday
- 8. • Do you iron the clothes everyday? • Does your mother iron the clothes everyday?
- 9. • We don’t have breakfast everyday • Sindy doesn’t have breakfast everyday
- 10. • You go to school on weekdays • Your father goes to work on weekdays
- 11. • I fly to Italy every summer • Tom flies to America every summer
- 12. • How often do you have a shower? • Once a day • Twice a day • Three times a day • Everyday • Sometimes
- 13. • How often do you cut your nails? • Once a week
- 14. • How often do you go to shopping center? • I go to shopping center twice a month
- 15. Where do you live? I live in a city
- 16. town
- 17. village
- 18. Do you live in a flat?
- 19. • Which floor is your flat on? • It is on the second floor • First- second-third-fourth-fifth-sixth- seventh-eighth-ninth-tenth……..
- 20. Grow vegetables
- 21. Write letter
- 22. Send postcard • Christmas card • Festival card