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Simple Present Beginners

The document is about the simple present tense in English. It discusses using the tense to express likes/dislikes, scientific truths, routines, and personal beliefs. It notes that the third person singular verb changes by adding -s or -es, and that negatives and interrogatives use auxiliary "to do" plus the main verb. Examples are provided to practice forming sentences in the simple present tense.

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Simple Present Beginners

The document is about the simple present tense in English. It discusses using the tense to express likes/dislikes, scientific truths, routines, and personal beliefs. It notes that the third person singular verb changes by adding -s or -es, and that negatives and interrogatives use auxiliary "to do" plus the main verb. Examples are provided to practice forming sentences in the simple present tense.

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English

Cursos Profissionais

Simple Present Tense


Time: 50 minutes Module 1 Ensino Secundrio

a) we want to express likes and dislikes. c) we want to talk about routine.


b) we want to express the (scientific) truth. d) we want to express personal beliefs.

e) we have adverbs such as always, sometimes, (n)ever, often, rarely, every day/week/month, etc.
Important information: the verb changes with the 3rd person singular [Personal Pronouns: he / she / it],
you add an -(e)s, e.g. go+es > goes; look+s > looks. No apostrophe is used between the verb and the s.

To form the negative or the interrogative, we use auxiliary to do in agreement with the Personal Pronoun.
He/she/ it does(not)> doesnt; with the rest of the pronouns (I, you, we, they) you use do(not)> dont.

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Teacher: M J Marques Simple Present Tense 1


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Teacher: M J Marques Simple Present Tense 2

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