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Test present simple truths vs tricky falsehoods

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Present Simple Quick Challenge
 

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Test present simple truths vs tricky falsehoods

by Hangoma Ilchibekova
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General truths can be stated in the present simple (e.g., The sun rises in the east).

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The present simple is used only for actions happening now.

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In questions, you add -ing to the verb.

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In present simple, subjects can be omitted in statements.

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The base form is used with I, you, we, they in the present simple.

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The present simple describes habitual actions.

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For he/she/it, you always add -ed to the verb in the present simple.

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The auxiliary do is never used in present simple questions.

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Questions in present simple use do/does.

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The third person singular adds -s or -es to the verb.

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