
(1°M) ULTIMATE SIMPLE PRESENT! :D
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10th Grade
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Camila Soto
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We're going to see some things about this :)
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Multiple Select
SIMPLE PRESENT is to:
(There is more than one answer)
Talk about daily rountine.
Talk about facts or general information.
Talk about things that happen constantly.
Talk about the past.
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Affirmative form.
Negative form.
Interrogative form.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
They plays soccer.
They are play soccer.
They play soccer.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
She cokk everyday.
She cokks everyday.
She cooks everyday.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
She washes the car every Sunday.
He washes the car every Sunday.
He wash the car every Sunday.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
My dog sleeps all day.
My dog sleep all day.
My dog slept all
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
You learn everyday.
You are looking at the screen.
You learns everyday.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
He doesn't like veggies.
He likes veggies.
He don't like veggies.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT that best represents the image:
She likes carrots.
She doesn't like carrots.
She like carrots.
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How DON'T is used.
How DOESN'T is used.
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How DO is used in questions.
How DOES is used in questions.
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DO-DOES-DON'T-DOESN'T - Missing word
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AFFIRMATIVE: Subject + verb + complement. (Make an example)
NEGATIVE: Subject + verb + NOT + complement. (Make an example)
INTERROGATIVE: DO / DOES + subject + verb + complement (?) (Make an example too)
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Don't and doesn't can be used in questions.
Example 1: Doesn't she want to go to the beach?
Example 2: Don't they want to go?
Example 3: You want to buy one, don't you?
Example 4: It looks like rain, doesn't it?
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Reading Skill: Let's see SIMPLE PRESENT in context.
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breakfast, eat, egg, quarter, busy, break, cafeteria, lunch, dinner, afternoon, half past, listen, bed, tiring.
You can also say what they mean in the CHAT!
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I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day.
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Open Ended
TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day."
QUESTION: Write 4 sentences you find in present simple in the text:
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Multiple Choice
TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day."
QUESTION: Tim’s wife eats ………………………………. at breakfast.
toast and tea
an omelette
a salad
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Multiple Choice
TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day."
QUESTION: Tim …………….. the food at the hospital cafeteria.
doesn't like
likes
like
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Open Ended
TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day."
QUESTION: What does Mr Black do in the evenings?
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Open Ended
TEXT: "I’ m Tim Black. I’m a doctor. I work at a hospital. My wife, Kim, is a teacher. She teaches Music at a college. We get up at seven o’clock every morning. Kim sets the table, and we have breakfast. Kim likes toast and tea, but I don’t. I eat an egg and I drink milk at breakfast. Then, we leave home at a quarter past eight.
I start to work at nine o’clock. I am very busy, so I can’t have a break. At half past twelve, I have lunch at the hospital cafeteria. The food at the cafeteria is very good, so I don’t go out for lunch. Kim returns home at three o’clock in the afternoon, and I come back at five o’clock. Afterwards, we have dinner at half past six. I watch TV in the evenings, but Kim doesn’t. She reads a book or she listens to music. We go to bed early after a tiring day."
QUESTION: Where does Tim have lunch?
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Answer this and show what you learned!
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Open Ended
Make a sentence in SIMPLE PRESENT about mary:
Mary...
(You can use either affirmative, negative or interrogative form)
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Bye, bye!
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