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Simple Present Tense

Pronouns I

Pronouns You (Singular)

Pronouns He

Pronouns She

Pronouns It (1) - Animal

Pronouns It (1) - Thing

Pronouns - Thing (1) - Animal They

Pronouns You (Plural)

Pronouns We

Pronouns They

Simple Present Affirmative

Simple Present I play with the ball. You play with the ball. Affirmative I play with the ball. You play with the ball. He plays with the ball. She plays with the ball. Third Person (SINGULAR) It plays with the ball. We play with the ball. You play with the ball. They play with the ball.

Betty helps Dr. Smith. Simple Present + Verb + "S" SHE = Betty Affirmative + Verb + "S" Betty helps Dr. Smith.

Simple Present "s" + Verb Just "s" 1. General RULE: Affirmative HE SHE IT "s" + Verb 1. General RULE: Just "s" We add “s” to the verb. He drink s Tania runs Tania=She

Simple Present "s" + Verb "es" 2. Exceptions: Affirmative HE SHE IT "s" + Verb 2. Exceptions: We add “es” if the verb end in “-ss”, “-sh”, “-ch”, “x”, “-o”. She watch es It goes "es"

Simple Present "s" + Verb "ies" Exceptions: Affirmative HE SHE IT "s" + Verb Exceptions: Verbs ending in consonant + y, we change the “y” to “ies”. Mike cries cry = cries It flies fly = flies "ies"

Simple Present "s" + Verb "s" Exceptions: Affirmative HE SHE IT "s" + Verb Exceptions: Verbs ending in vowel + y, we just add “s”. She play s play = playS "s"

Tony and Louis work everyday. Simple Present They = Tony + Louis Affirmative + Verb Tony and Louis work everyday.

EXERCISE

What PRONOUN can you use? They 1. My Mom and Dad He 2. Tony She 3. Paulina Rubio

What PRONOUN can you use? We 4. Max and I It 5. My car They 6. Dogs, cats and birds

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