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Grammar spread across what you learn in UNIT 1

by Daya Ramírez
1

Which sentence uses the simple present correctly?

2

Which sentence is in the present progressive?

3

Identify the correct tag question: 'You like coffee, _____?'

4

Which is a correct tag question for "Ariana Grande is singing a high note, ________?"

5

Choose the present progressive sentence:

6

Which sentence uses the simple present to describe a fact?

7

Which is a correct tag question for 'She can swim, _____?'

8

Fill the blank with correct present simple form: 'They ____ every weekend.'

9

Celebrity example: 'Taylor Swift writes songs.' Which tense is this?

10

Which sentence uses a correct present simple question form?

11

What is the main rule for Tag Questions?

12

Which verb is a "stative verb" (usually not used in Progressive form)?

13

What happens to the verb in Simple Present when the subject is "He, She, or It"?

14

Which time expression is typical for the Present Progressive?

15

Which auxiliary do we use for Tag Questions in Simple Present when there is no "be" verb?

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Simple present for habitual actions.

Present progressive uses is/are + -ing.

Tag uses auxiliary of main verb.

The main sentence uses the verb is (is singing). Therefore, the tag must also use the verb to be.

Present progressive = am/is/are + verb-ing.

Facts use simple present.

Tag with appropriate auxiliary.

Present simple for regular actions; subject-verb agreement.

General truth or habitual action.

Do + base verb forms a question in present simple.

The golden rule of Tag Questions is the Rule of Opposites. This means the "tag" (the short question at the end) must have the opposite polarity of the main statement to create a balanced question.

Stative Verbs refer to a state of being rather than a physical action. Common examples include:

In English, the third person singular (He, She, It) is the only group that requires a change to the base verb in the Simple Present.

At the moment / Now / Right now: These indicate that the action is currently in progress.

If there is no "am/is/are" in the main sentence, you "borrow" do or does for the tag.

 
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