Simple Present

talk – read – listen – learn- write – speak I, you, we, they, plural : verb e.g: I talk, you talk, we talk, they talk, Ahmad and Noura talk, the boys talk She, he, it, singular : verb + s She talks, he talks, it talks, Sara talks, Ahmad talks.

1. Everyday activities and habits I drink three cups of coffee a day.

I wake up at 7 am every day.

Noura and Lama always study English together.

2. Statements of facts Mark speaks three languages.

Sara aldawood teaches grammar 1 and listening 1.

The moon revolves around the earth.

3. Opinions Teacher Jack doesn’t teach English very well. - I don’t like music.

I hear noise. I need to read more. I believe in myself. Existing conditions I hear noise. I need to read more. I believe in myself.

Negative statements Do not : don’t I – we – you – they – plural I don’t, we don’t, you don’t, they don’t, Ahmad and Hoda don’t, the boys don’t. Does not: doesn’t He – she – it – singular He doesn’t, she doesn’t, it doesn’t, the boy doesn’t, Noura doesn’t

Lu doesn’t speak Arabic. I don’t like this girl. She doesn’t wake up at 7 every day. Noura and Hoda don’t hear the noise outside.

A form of do comes before the subject in yes/no questions A form of do comes before the subject in yes/no questions. - Sara speaks three languages. Does Sara speak three languages?? Yes, she does. No, she doesn’t

The boys study together every day. Do the boys study together every day? Yes, they do. No, they don’t.