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Present Simple Challenge

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Test present simple facts.

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Present Simple Challenge
 

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Test present simple facts.

by Bakyt Kaltaeva
1

Do/does are used to form questions in the present simple: Do you like coffee?

2

In the present simple, questions are formed without any auxiliary verb.

3

The present simple never uses contracted forms like isn't or don't.

4

For he, she, or it, you add -s or -es to the base verb: he walks.

5

In the present simple, actions happening right now are described with the -ing form.

6

The present simple uses 'did' to talk about the present.

7

The verb 'to be' has different present simple forms: I am, you are, he is.

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The present simple describes habitual actions, for example: I walk to work.

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The present simple expresses general truths: Water boils at 100°C.

10

For all subjects, you always add -s to the base verb in the present simple.

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