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Present Simple Rule Challenge

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Rules and common myths (present simple)

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Present Simple Rule Challenge
 

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Rules and common myths (present simple)

by Katerina
1

For third person singular, you use the verb form that ends with -ing in the present simple.

2

The present simple uses the base form for I, you, we, and they: I walk to school.

3

In the present simple, every verb always ends with -s in all forms.

4

The verb 'to be' is never used in the present simple.

5

The present simple is used for facts and general truths, e.g., The sun rises in the east.

6

The present simple describes actions happening right now.

7

Questions in the present simple always begin with is or are.

8

Questions in the present simple are formed with do/does at the start: Do you go to school?

9

For third person singular in the present simple, add -s or -es to the verb: He works, She watches.

10

Adverbs of frequency (usually, often, never) typically come after the subject in present simple sentences: She usually eats breakfast.

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