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Present Simple Grammar Guide

The document discusses verb conjugation rules for the present simple tense in English. It explains that for subjects that are he, she, it, singular nouns, or uncountable nouns, the base verb is conjugated by adding -s, -es or -ies depending on the verb. For questions, "does" is used before the subject. Verbs are used in their base form without -ing or -ed for subjects that are I, you, we, they, plural nouns, when, where, why, which, how, who, what, what time, how much/many, and how often.

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Present Simple Grammar Guide

The document discusses verb conjugation rules for the present simple tense in English. It explains that for subjects that are he, she, it, singular nouns, or uncountable nouns, the base verb is conjugated by adding -s, -es or -ies depending on the verb. For questions, "does" is used before the subject. Verbs are used in their base form without -ing or -ed for subjects that are I, you, we, they, plural nouns, when, where, why, which, how, who, what, what time, how much/many, and how often.

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Present Simple: Part 2 verb=глагол

He He works in an international company.


She She watches TV shows every evening.
It This plane flies 240 times a year.
Singular nouns Sugar damages our teeth.
Uncountable nouns
If the subject of the sentence is he\she\it\ a singular noun or
an uncountable noun we add the -s\ -es\-ies endings

-ies If the verb ends with a “y” but there is a consonant letter before
the “y”, we get rid of the “y” and write the –ies ending on its
place
Cry=> cries play=> plaies
Fly=> flies pray=> praies
Study=> studies say=> saies
Try=> tries
-es If the verb ends with -sh\ -ch\ -s\ -x\ -z endings we just add the
–es ending
Brush=> brushes box=> boxes
Watch=> watches splash=> splashes
Wax=> waxes
-s In almost all other cases
Go=> goes Do=> does Have=> has
He + (-s\ -es\ -ies)
She Subject+ verb(-s\ -es\- ies)+ objects
It He studies in YALE. She wakes up at 6 a.m.
Singular nouns It works on electricity.
Uncountable nouns - does not\ doesn’t
He does not like cowheel.
She does not watch horror movies.
It does not need recharging.
? Does..?
Does your dad go to football matches
Does your teacher give you lots of HW?
Does our body need sugar?
When Do I
Where You Verbs in the 1st
Why We form
Which+ noun They Without –ing\
How Plural nouns -ed
Who
Does He
What
She
What time
It
How much+ noun
Singular
How many+ noun
nouns
How often
Uncountables

How many cups of coffee does your husband drink?


How often do your relatives visit you?
Why do you like swimming?
What time does your brother wake up?

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