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Present Simple Mastery

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Learn and practice the Present Simple tense.

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Present Simple Mastery
 

Present Simple MasteryOnline version

Learn and practice the Present Simple tense.

by Аа Нурбаева
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Introduction to Present Simple

The Present Simple describes routines, habits, general truths, and schedules. It is the foundation for everyday actions in English.

Examples: I wake up early, The sun rises in the east.

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Form: Affirmative

Subject + base verb. Add -s or -es for he, she, it. Examples: She works, He watches, I study.

3

Form: Negative

Use do not or does not + base verb. Contractions: don't, doesn't.

Examples: They do not like coffee, She doesn't play soccer.

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Form: Interrogative

Invert with Do or Does + subject + base verb. Examples: Do you live here?, Does he speak Spanish?.

5

Time Expressions

Use with adverbs like always, usually, often, never, every day, weekly.

6

Spelling & Pronunciation

For he/she/it, add -s or -es. Verbs ending with -y change to -ies (bury → buries).

Examples: plays, watches.

7

Common Irregulars

Be careful with have/has and do/does in questions and negatives. Examples: She has a cat, Do they have a car?.

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Uses: General Truths

State facts that are always true. Examples: Water boils at 100°C, The Earth revolves around the Sun.

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Common Mistakes

Avoid adding -s with I/you/we/they. Don’t forget does with he/she/it in negatives and questions. Practice helps prevent errors.

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