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PRESENT

SIMPLE
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PRESENT
SIMPLE
Plan

When we use the present simple.

Verb “to be” in the present simple.

Verbs in the 3rd person singular and their

pronunciation.

How we make sentences in the present simple.


FUNCTION: WHEN DO WE USE THE
PRESENT SIMPLE?
HE PLAYS THE CELLO. HE IS A MUSICIAN.

PRESENT

YOU CAN USE THE PRESENT SIMPLE TO SAY THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE IN
GENERAL.
FUNCTION: WHEN DO WE USE THE
PRESENT SIMPLE?
THEY USUALLY GO TO CONCERTS AT WEEKENDS.

PRESENT

YOU CAN USE THE PRESENT SIMPLE TO SAY THAT SOMETHING


HAPPENS ALL THE TIME OR REPEATEDLY.
FUNCTION: WHEN DO WE USE
THE PRESENT SIMPLE?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU LISTEN TO MUSIC?

PRESENT

WE USE THE PRESENT SIMPLE TO SAY HOW OFTEN THINGS HAPPEN.


FORM: VERB TO BE IN THE PRESENT
SIMPLE
I am I’m I’m not Am I ...?

you are you’re you aren’t Are you ...?

he/she/it is he’s/she’s/it’s he/she/it isn’t Is he/she/it ...?

we/you/they are we’re/you’re/they’re we/you/they aren’t Are we/you/they ?

I’M A STUDENT, AND YOU? ARE YOU A TEACHER?


SHE’S INTERESTED IN MUSIC.
WE AREN’T MUSICIANS.
FORM: HOW DO WE MAKE POSITIVE
SENTENCES IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE?

I, you, he, we, they like subject + verb

3rd person singular


he, she, it likes
+ verb + -s

I LIKE MUSIC.
SHE LIKES PLAYING THE GUITAR.
FORM: VERBS IN 3RD PERSON
SINGULAR

-s -es -ies

visit - visits watch - watches study - studies

verbs that end in -s, -sh, -ch, verbs that end in


most verbs
-x, -o consonant +y
FORM: REGULAR VERBS IN THE
PRESENT SIMPLE - PRONUNCIATION
When a verb ends in an unvoiced sound then -
like - likes
s is pronounced as /s/ + no extra syllable

When a verb ends in a voiced sound then -s is


swim - swims
pronounced as /z/ + no extra syllable

When a verb ends in


sounds then add an extra syllable with / wash - washes
ɪz/.
FORM: HOW DO WE MAKE NEGATIVE
SENTENCES IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE?

I, you, we, they don’t like subject + don’t + verb

3rd person singular


he, she, it doesn’t like
+ doesn’t + verb

WE DON’T LIKE SINGING.


SHE DOESN’T LIKE DANCING.
FORM: HOW DO WE MAKE NEGATIVE
SENTENCES IN THE PRESENT SIMPLE?

I, you, we, they don’t like subject + don’t + verb

3rd person singular


he, she, it doesn’t like
+ doesn’t + verb

WE DON’T LIKE SINGING.


SHE DOESN’T LIKE DANCING.
Thank you for attention

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