SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

1. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ADVANCE ENGLISH COURSE Name : DYAH ISMI RUSDIANI 1305020073

2. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE • DESCRIPTION The simple present tense expresses daily habits or usual activities, as in (a) Ann takes a shower every day. And (b) I usually read the newspaper in the morning. The simple present expresses general statement of fact, as in (c). Babies cry. Birds fly.

3. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE Usage : We use the simple present tense to describe an action which goes on every day or all the time. Formula : S + Verb1 (s) + O Example : I go to the school. He comes to school by bus. We read the newspaper in class every day.

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5. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ( Third person singular ) In the simple present tense of some verbs, we add es instead of s in the third person singular. • If a verb ends in y preceded by a consonant, we change the y toi and add es. I study He studies b) If a verb ends in o, we add es. I go He goes • If a verb ends in s, sh, ch, x, or z, we add es. I reach He reaches

6. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE • Simple present tense ( Negative Form ) • We form the negative of the simple present tense by putting do not or does not before the verb • I do not know We do not know • You do not know You do not know They do not know He does not know She does not know It does not know

7. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE • Simple present tense ( Question Form ). We form simple present tense question by placing do or does before the subject. do I study? do we study? do you study? do you study? do they study? does he study? does she study? does it study?

8. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE Simple present tense ( Question Form ). We form simple present tense questions by placing do or does before the subject. This applies even when the question begins with words like where, why, when, how, and what. Example : He lives alone Does he live alone? Why does he live alone?

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