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Present Simple Mastery

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Present Simple Mastery
 

Present Simple MasteryOnline version

Test present simple concepts quickly.

by Alifah Nur Fitria
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The present simple is used for general facts and truths.

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We always add 'am' before all verbs in present simple.

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The present simple is used to describe actions happening now.

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In questions and negatives, we use do/does + base verb.

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

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The present simple is used for habitual actions and routines.

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The third person singular uses 'have' as the auxiliary.

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We form sentences in the present simple with the base form for I/you/we/they.

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There is no difference between 'do' and 'does' in questions.

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In the present simple, the verb always ends with -ing.

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