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Present Simple Mastery

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Present Simple Mastery
 

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Present simple basics in Yes/No.

by Ximena
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The sun rises in the east.

2

They play soccer on Saturdays.

3

The earth revolves around the moon.

4

Jacob visits his grandmother every Sundays.

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I study English twice a week.

6

She don't like ice cream.

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She works every day.

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He is playing the piano every day.

9

We go to school yesterday.

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The present simple is used for routine actions.

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The third person singular adds -s to the verb in the present simple (e.g., he walks).

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He walks to school every day.

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The verb tense changes with subject in present simple except for 'be'.

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We form questions in present simple by adding 'do' or 'does' at the end of the sentence.

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The present simple is used for actions happening right now.

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They study English on Mondays.

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We use do/does to form questions and negatives in the present simple.

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The present simple describes routines and general truths.

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They goes to school on weekdays.

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She is walking to school every day.

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