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Present Simple Tense Grammar Square

The document outlines the structure of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences in the present simple tense in English. It shows the typical sentence structures for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, and third person plural subjects. Key components like auxiliary verbs, subjects, main verbs, adverbs of frequency, and short and long question/answer forms are displayed.

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Present Simple Tense Grammar Square

The document outlines the structure of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences in the present simple tense in English. It shows the typical sentence structures for the first person singular and plural, second person singular and plural, and third person plural subjects. Key components like auxiliary verbs, subjects, main verbs, adverbs of frequency, and short and long question/answer forms are displayed.

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PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

INTERROGATIVE
POSSITIVE NEGATIVE
Question Answer

Complement

Complement

Complement

(Short form)
(Long form)
frequency

frequency
Adverb of

Adverb of

Negative

Negative
Possitive
Auxiliary

Auxiliary
(action)

(action)

(action)
Subject

Subject

Subject

answer

answer

answer
Verb

Verb

Verb
No, you do
always
I always
Yes, you do.
not.
No, you don´t.
I I
usually usually
No, I do
You normally You You normally Yes, I do.
not.
No, I don´t.
often often
football do not football football
frequently frequently No, we do
We play soccer in the We play soccer in Do We play soccer in Yes, we do.
not.
No, we don´t.
sometimes sometimes
seldom park don´t the park seldom the park
You You No, you do
rarely You rarely Yes, you do.
not.
No, you don´t.
hardly ever hardly ever
They never They never No, they do
They Yes, they do.
not.
No, they don´t.

INTERROGATIVE
POSSITIVE NEGATIVE
Question Answer
Complement

Complement

Complement

(Short form)
(Long form)
frequency

frequency
Adverb of

Adverb of

Negative

Negative
Possitive
Auxiliary

Auxiliary
(action)

(action)

(action)
Subject

Subject

Subject

answer

answer

answer
Verb

Verb

Verb
always always No, he does
usually He usually Yes, he does.
not.
No, he doesn´t.
He normally normally
He
often often
football does not football football
She frequently plays frequently No, she
soccer in the She play soccer in Does She play soccer in Yes, she does.
does not.
No, she doesn´t.
sometimes (-s, -es) doesn´t sometimes
seldom park the park seldom the park
It
rarely It rarely
hardly ever hardly ever No, it does
it Yes, it does.
not.
No, it doesn´t.
never never

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