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Simple present

Simple present. Let’s practice and learn !. Every morning , he … the bus. Misses. Miss. My mother always … to the same supermarket . go. goes. Well done !. Infinitive ending in O 3rd person singular = infinitive + es. Oops …. Infinitive ending in O

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Simple present

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  1. Simple present Let’spractice and learn!

  2. Everymorning, he … the bus. Misses Miss

  3. My motheralways … to the samesupermarket. go goes

  4. Welldone! Infinitiveending in O 3rd personsingular= infinitive + es

  5. Oops… • Infinitiveending in O • “My motheralwaysgoes to the samesupermarket.” • 3rd personsingular = infinitive + es • “I alwaysgo to the samesupermarket.”(1st personsingular) • “Youalwaysgo to the samesupermarket.”(2nd personsingular) • “He/Shealwaysgoes to the samesupermarket.”(3rd personsingular)

  6. He always … a warm bath. enjoys enjois

  7. Welldone! Vowel + Y 3rd personsingular= infinitive + s

  8. Oops… • Vowel + Y • “He alwaysenjoys a warm bath.” • 3rd personsingular=infinitive + s • “I alwaysenjoy a warm bath.” (1st personsingular) • “Youalwaysenjoy a warm bath. (2nd personsingular) • “He/Shealwaysenjoys a warm bath.” (3rd personsingular)

  9. When I go out, myfather … about me. worries worrys

  10. Welldone! Consonant + Y 3rd personsingular=infinitive – Y + ies

  11. Oops… • Consonant + Y • “When I go out, myfatheralwaysworriesabout me.” • To worry • 3rd personsingular = infinitive – Y + ies • “I alwaysworryaboutyou.” (1st personsingular) • “Youalwaysworryabout me.” (2nd personsingular) • “He / shealwaysworriesabout me.” (3rd person)singular

  12. My dad … a terrible disease. haves has

  13. Welldone! To have 3rd personsingular = has

  14. Oops… • To have • “My dadhas a terrible disease.” • 3rd personsingular = has • I have a terrible disease. (3rd personsingular) • Youhavea terrible disease. (3rd personsingular) • He/Shehasa terrible disease. (3rd personsingular)

  15. Practice & learn time is over… Seeyounext time!

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