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A quick present-simple grammar adventure.

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A quick present-simple grammar adventure.

by Uzakova Beibit
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Slide 1: What is the Present Simple?

The present simple tense is used for habits, facts, and routines. Learn how to form it with subjects and base verbs.

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Slide 2: Subject Pronouns

Subject pronouns determine the verb form: I, you, we, they take base verbs; he, she, it adds -s or -es.

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Slide 3: Positive Form

Positive form: I walk to school. He walks to school. We walk to school. The base verb is used most of the time.

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Slide 4: Negative Form

Negative form: Use do not (don't) or does not (doesn't) with base verbs. Examples: I do not play guitar. She does not play guitar.

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Slide 5: Question Form

Question form: Do you like pizza? Does he like pizza? In questions, auxiliary do/does comes before the subject.

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Slide 6: Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of frequency: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never. Place them after the auxiliary or the main verb in present simple.

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Slide 7: Spelling Tips

Spelling tip: for he/she/it, add s or es to the base verb. If it ends with -y, change to -ies (study → studies).

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Slide 8: Irregulars

Useful irregulars: have/has, do/does. Remember, have becomes has with he/she/it in the present simple.

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Slide 9: Common Verbs

Common verbs: go, have, do, like, eat, play, study, work. Practice by making short sentences about daily routines.

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Slide 10: Practice

Practice task: Write five present simple sentences about your day. Check subject agreement, verb form, and correct use of do/does for questions.

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