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Simple Present

Simple Present

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English

7th Grade

Easy

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Cristina Furtado

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7 Slides • 18 Questions

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Present Simple

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Present Simple

I wake up at 7 o'clock.

He wakes up at 7 o'clock.

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She wakes up at 7 o'clock.

We wake up at 7 o'clock.

You wake up at 7 o'clock.

They wake up at 7 o'clock.

It wakes up at 7 o'clock.

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Present Simple - Use

​To talk about facts, habits, routines or timetables.

When do we use the Simple Present?

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Affirmative Form

​I/You/ We/They work a lot.

​He/She/It works a lot.

​General Rule
Add an s to the verb for He/She/It (3rd person singular).

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Spelling Rules - 3rd person singular

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Multiple Choice

When do we use the Simple Present?

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To talk about future events and facts.

2

To make predictions.

3

To talk about facts, routines, habits or timetables.

4

To talk about actions that are happening now, at the moment.

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Multiple Choice

What do you add to the verb in the 3rd person singular?

1

S

2

X

3

M

4

G

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Fill in the Blanks

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Fill in the Blanks

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Fill in the Blanks

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

Complete the paragraph with the correct options.

I usually 1)... at 7 o'clock. For breakfast I normally 2)... a cheese sandwich. Then I 3)... to school by bus. My sister 4)... at 7.30 and she always 5)... a cup of milk. She usually 6)... to the gym before going to work.

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  1. wake up

  2. eat

  3. go

  4. gets up

  5. drinks

  6. goes

2
  1. wakes up

  2. eat

  3. goes

  4. gets up

  5. drinks

  6. go

3
  1. wake up

  2. eats

  3. go

  4. gets up

  5. drink

  6. goes

4
  1. wakes up

  2. eat

  3. go

  4. get up

  5. drinks

  6. go

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Negative Form

​I/You/ We/They do not / don't work a lot.

​He/She/It does not / doesn't work a lot.

​Be careful!
In negative sentences with does not or doesn’t, do not add -s to the base form of the verb.

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Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

Kate ... to school on foot.

1

doesn't go

2

don't goes

3

doesn't goes

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

I ... a busy schedule

1

don't has

2

don't have

3

doesn't have

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence:

Our teacher ... homework on Fridays.

1

don't send

2

doesn't sends

3

doesn't send

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Interrogative Form

Do I/You/ We/They work a lot?

Does He/She/It work a lot.

​Be careful!
In interrogative sentences with the 3rd person singular do not add -s to the base form of the main verb.

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the correction question to the following answer:

Yes, I have lunch at school.

1

Do I have lunch at school?

2

Does you have lunch at school?

3

Do you has lunch at school?

4

Do you have lunch at school?

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the correction question to the following answer:

No, my father doesn't go to bed at midnight.

1

Does your father goes to bed at midnight?

2

Does your father go to bed at midnight?

3

Do your father goes to bed at midnight?

4

Do your father go to bed at midnight?

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the correction question to the following answer:

No, Meredith doesn't like musicals.

1

Does Meredith like musicals?

2

Do Meredith like musicals?

3

Does Meredith likes musicals?

4

Do Meredith likes musicals?

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the correction question to the following answer:

Yes, we have a healthy diet.

1

Do you has a healthy diet?

2

Do we have a healthy diet?

3

Does you have a healthy diet?

4

Do you have a healthy diet?

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the correction question to the following answer:

No, they don't like handball.

1

Do they likes handball?

2

Do they like handball?

3

Does they like handball?

4

Does they likes handball?

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Poll

What's the most difficult aspect about the Simple Present?

To know when to use this verb tense.

To know the the differences between the 3 forms (affirmative, negative and interrogative).

To know the spelling rules of the 3rd person singular.

To know the general rule.

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