Grammar
Session 2, Nov 13.2012
Mr Roheli
Simple Present
Main format:
+ à Subject + Verb1/Verb1+
s/es
- à Subject +
auxiliary verb + not + Verb1
? à Auxiliary verb + subject + verb 1
Example:
Subject
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Auxiliary verb
|
Verb
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Object
|
||
+
|
I,You,They,We
|
Eat
|
a sandwich
|
||
It,He,She
|
Eats
|
a sandwich
|
|||
-
|
I,You,They,We
|
Do
|
not
|
Eat
|
a sandwich
|
It,He,She
|
Does
|
not
|
Eat
|
a sandwich
|
|
?
|
Do
|
I,You,They,We
|
Eat
|
a sandwich
|
|
Does
|
It,He,She
|
Eat
|
a sandwich
|
Simple Present -
Diagram
We use the Simple Present when we talk about something which happens repeatedly.
Useful
No
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It is used for
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Example
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Signal Word
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1
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General statement of fact
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Water consists of hydrogen
and oxygen
|
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2
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express habitually or everyday activity or Fixed
arrangement or scheduled event
|
I study for two hours every
night.
The train goes to
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everyday,always,often,never or
sometimes
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3
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Instruction
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Open your books at page
55.
|
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4
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indicate situation that exist right now, at the moment of speaking,
one follows after the other
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I have only a dollar right
now.
First I get up than I have
breakfast.
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first-than, after that
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