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Master present tense basics

by Yahya
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Slide 1: What is the Present Tense?

The present simple tense describes actions that are general facts, repeated habits, and current states. Form: subject + base verb, with -s for he/she/it.

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Slide 2: Habits and Routines

We use the present simple for daily routines and habits: I wake up early, She drinks tea every morning. Repetition shows frequency.

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Slide 3: General Truths

Factual statements use the present simple: Water boils at 100°C, The sun rises in the east. These are timeless facts.

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Slide 4: Scheduled Future (Timetables)

Use the present simple for fixed future plans or schedules: The train leaves at 9 PM tomorrow, Our class starts at 10.

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Slide 5: Forming Regular Verbs

For I/you/we/they: base form (walk, study). For he/she/it: add -s (walks, studies).

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Slide 6: Irregular Verbs

Some verbs are irregular: am/are/is, have/has, do/does. Learn their forms in present tense.

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Slide 7: Negative Form

Use do not (don't) or does not (doesn't) with base verbs: I don’t speak, She doesn’t eat.

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Slide 8: Question Form

Form questions with do or does: Do you play?, Does he drive?. Invert subject and auxiliary verb.

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Slide 9: Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Present simple for routines; present continuous for actions happening now. I work vs I am working right now.

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Slide 10: Quick Practice

Fill the blanks: I ___ (go) to school by bus. She ___ (not/like) coffee. Answers: go, doesn’t like.

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