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YESTERDAY Past time Go back Tomorrow Future time TODAY Present time

 Affirmative Affirmative  Negative Negative  Interrogative Interrogative Go back Past

 Affirmative Affirmative Go back  Negative Negative  Interrogative Interrogative Present

 Affirmative Affirmative  Negative Negative  Interrogative Interrogative Future Go back

Present time Affirmative Definition: We use the Present Simple to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens.  The shops open at 9 o’clock  Tim works very hard  We do a lot of different things in our free time Go fowardGo back Title Page

Rules: I. Third person singular always carries “s” at the end of the verb 3rd Person singular She He It Examples:  Lidia lives in London  He works in a factory  It rains a lot in winter Go FowardGo Back Title Page

II. The verb “have” He She It Has I We You They Have Examples:  John has a shower every day  We have 2 houses in this town  She has bue eyes Go FowardGo Back Title Page

III. The present simple is used with these adverb of frequency; always/never/often/sometimes/usually Examples:  Sue always arrives at works early (NOT Sue arrives always)  I usually go to work by car but I sometimes walk ( NOT I go usually) Go Back Let’s do the exercises Title Page

Exercises 1.She __________ home early Always Arrives Arrives Always Always arrive 2. Shoes are expensive.They___a lot of money. costs cost costss 3. I _______football and tennis like likes loke Go Back I. Chose the correct answer. Title Page

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Present Time Negative Go FowardGo Back Definition: The Present simple in negative form is used with “Do / Does + Not” before the main verb.  He does not eat his lunch  Tim does not work very hard  We do not do our homework. ´ Title Page

Rules of Simple Present Negative form II. When do we use do instead of does? He You She DoesWe Do ItThey I Subject + do/does + not + Verb in present + complement Peter + Does not + play + tennis  The verb in 3rd person does NOT carry the “s” at the end when it is in negative form. Go Back ´ Title Page

Present Simple Interrogative Form Definition: The Present Simple Interrogative Form we should: 1.Use the auxiliaries Do/ Does. 2.Add the Questions mark (?) at the end of the sentence. Paul speaks very English very well  Does Paul speak very well? Does/Do + subject + Verb in present + complement + ? Go FowardGo Back ´ Title Page

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Exercises I. Change the following sentences into questions form: 1.Mary buys an apple every Monday 2.Jeny and Pilar play football very well 3.His dog gets up early today 4.I work in a bank 5.He likes rock music Go Back ´ Title Page Answers

1.Does Mary buy an apple every Monday? 2.Do Jenny and Pilar play football very well? 3.Does his dog get up early today? 4.Do you work in a bank? 5.Does he like rock music? Go Back

PAST TIME POSITIVE FORM ´ Title Page Definition: We use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action started and finished at a specific time in the past. Sometimes, the speaker may not actually mention the specific time, but they do have one specific time in mind.  Tom went to the cinema yesterday  Tim worked in a bank from 1991 to 1998  We watched television yesterday evening Let’s see a list of some verbs and their past time Go Foward Subject + verb in past + complement

List of Past Vebs Learn them! PresentPastPresentPast BuyBoughtFlyFlew ThinkThoughtRead EatAteTakeTook SpeakSpokeSaySaid KnowKnewMakeMade Go FowardGo Back ´ Title Page

Past Time Negative Form Definition: The Past Simple Negative Form is formed with the auxiliary “Did” + not and the verb stays in the Present Simple.  Patty did not go to the country  She did not have enough time for studying  Sam did not do his homework Go FowardGo Back ´ Title Page Subject + did + not + present verb + complement

PAST TIME INTERROGATIVE FORM ´ Title Page Definition: In the Past Simple Interrogative Form we should: 1.Use los auxiliaries “Did” (past of Do/Does) 2.Add the Questions mark (?) at the end of the sentence. Did + subject + Verb in present + complement + ? Go Back

AFFIRMAIVE FORM FUTURE TIME ´ Title Page Definition: Simple Future has two different forms in English: "will" and "be going to." Although the two forms can sometimes be used interchangeably, they often express two very different meanings. Both "will" and "be going to" refer to a specific time in the future.  She will be at 7 o’clock tomorrow  I think Diana will pass the exam  I will be there the next week Go Foward Subject + will + Verb in present + complement

NEGATIVE FORM FUTURE TIME ´ Title Page Definition: The future simple in negative form is formed with the auxiliary “Will” + not, and the verb that follows in the Present Simple.  I will not there tomorrow  Carmen will not be in her office tomorrow  I will not go to Paris the next year Subject + will + not + Verb in present + complement Go FowardGo Back

INTERROGTIVE FORM FUTURE TIME Definition: In the Future simple interrogative form we should: 1.Use the auxiliaries “Will” 2.Add the Questions mark (?) at the end of the sentences. Will you arrive early tomorrow? Will + subject + Verb in present + complement + ? Go FowardGo Back ´ Title Page

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