simple Present Tense

The simple present is used with adverbs like:

•Always

: I always drink hot tea in the morning

•Often

: I don’t come here very often

•Usually

: She usually eats lunch at 12.30 PM

•Sometimes

: Sometimes I go to party

•Rarely

: She rarely cooks

•Every day

: They sleep early every day

Use

1.Regular habits or daily routine: Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or
usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, or something that often happens.

2.Facts or generalization: The simple present tense can also indicate the speaker believes that a fact was
true before, is true now, and will be true in the future. It is not important if the speaker is correct about the
fact.It is also used to make generalizations about people or things.

Use

GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

Affirmative
Negative

Introgative

Subject + Verb (add e or es to

the 3rd person singular) +

complement

Subject + Aux. do/does + not

+Verb +Complement

Aux. do/does +Subject +Verb

+Complement +?

+

We don`t go to school by

a car every day.

She doesn’t eat apple

every week.

Do we go to school by a

car every day?

Does she eat apple

every week?

We go to school by a
car every day.


She eats apple every
week.

-
?

This is my mom, her name
is Marge.She gets up at -
7.00 o'clock. She prepares
the breakfast.She cleans
the house after we leave

home.

This is my dad, Hormer

snowell. He wants to be the

president of America but there

is a problem.He doesn't like
working.He likes holidays.

Now, I want to talk about myself.I

am a student.Everyday I go to

school with my sister Lina.I never
do my homework so my teacher

always punishes me.

I like skateboarding a lot.

In the winter we go to the
mountains.We like skiing

Now, you are ready to choose the correct

options to fill the blanks? Go ahead

My mom ____ singing

a) like
b)Likes

c) don’t like

Lina ____ books in her free time.

a)Does read

b)Bread

c)reads

At the weekends we ___

time in our garden.

a)Spend

b)Spending

c)spends