Simple present Tense of the other verbs
Do / Does
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Outcome: By the end of the lesson you
will be able to use the simple present tense.
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Let's watch these videos and study them.
Simple present is also called Present Simple.
Examples:
- You speak English.
- Do you speak English?
- You do not speak English.
USE
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- Routines
- habitual actions
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My friend often draws nice posters.
I go to the gym on Monday and Friday.
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- facts
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Do pigs like honey?
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- daily events
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I get up at 6:30 every day.
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- permanent states
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The sun rises in the Mornings.
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- repeated actions
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She always forgets her purse.
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- scheduled events in the near future.
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The bus does not arrive at 11 a.m., it arrives at 11 p.m..
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- Verb of senses (hear, taste, see,
smell, sound and taste)
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Listen! I hear some music in the house.
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- Feelings and emotions (like, hate, want, hope, etc.)
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I like your T-shirt. I want a blue one.
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Look at the pictures and say the actions you know.
Match the picture with the right expression.
watch the new
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go to the university
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turn on the TV
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have breakfast
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take a shower at 7:00
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go to work (in my car)
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wake up very early
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start working at 9:00
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get up
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study for an hour
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take my bus
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get dressed
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FORM:
Grammar chart: “SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE OF THE OTHER VERBS”
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Affirmative sentences
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Negative sentences
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I
You
We
You
They
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play
study
do
have
watch
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the guitar every day.
English for one hour.
our homework at home.
a new car.
TV in the afternoons.
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I
You
We
You
They
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don’t
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play
study
do
have
watch
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the guitar every day.
English for one hour.
our homework at home.
a new car.
TV in the afternoons.
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Third person singular
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Third person singular
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He
She
It
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plays
studies
does
has
watches
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football in the stadium.
French at school.
the chores at home.
a new television.
the news on TV.
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He
She
It
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doesn’t
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play
study
do
have
watch
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football in the stadium.
French at school.
the chores at home.
a new television.
the news on TV.
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Yes/no question
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Information question
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Do
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I
you
we
you
they
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play
study
do
have
watch
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the guitar every day?
English for one hour?
our homework at home?
the dishes after lunch?
TV in the afternoons?
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What
Where
When
How
Why
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Do
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I
you
we
you
they
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play
study
do
have
watch
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on Sundays?
Hard?
the laundry?
a new camera?
soap operas?
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Third person singular
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Third person singular
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Does
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He
She
It
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play
study
do
have
watch
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football in the stadium?
French at school?
the chores at home?
a new television?
the news on TV?
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How often
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Does
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he
she
it
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play
study
do
have
watch
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football?
French at school?
the chores?
a new television?
the news on TV.
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do the laundry
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do the dishes
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play the piano
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watch TV
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read the newspaper
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SPELLING RULES FOR ADDING -S IN THE THIRD PERSON SINGULAR
Verbs
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BareInfinitive
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ThirdPerson Singular
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For most verbs add: –s
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run
look
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Runs
looks
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Victor plays soccer in the afternoon.
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ending in y immediately preceded by a consonant
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Study
Fly
carry
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Studies
Flies
carries
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Shestudies in Europe.
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ending in y immediately preceded by a vowel
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Say
enjoy
buy
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says
enjoys
buys
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Victor plays soccer in the afternoon.
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Verbs ending in o
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do
echo
go
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does
echoes
goes
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Lissete goes to school in the morning.
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Verbs ending in (sibilant sound) ch, s, sh, x or z
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pass
push
watch
fix
buzz
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passes
pushes
watches
fixes
buzzes
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My mother watches TV at night.
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Some verbs are irregular
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have
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has
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Use:
- the infinite verb (play) with the personal pronouns I, you, we and they (or with the plural form of nouns)
- the verb + s (plays) with the personal pronouns he, she, it (or with the singular form of nouns)
| affirmative | negative | question | |
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| I/you/we/they | I play. | I do not play. | Do I play? |
| he/she/it | He plays. | He does not play. | Does he play? |
Negative sentences and questions are formed with the auxiliary verb 'do'.
The 3rd person singular of 'do' is 'does'. This means that in negative sentences and questions the 's' of the main verb is placed behind 'do'.
More exercises on Simple Present with "the other verb (do and does)"
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Exercise 8
Exercise 9
Exercise 10
Exercise 11
Exercise 12
Exercise 13
Exercise 14
Exercise 15
Exercise 16
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Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Exercise 8
Exercise 9
Exercise 10
Exercise 11
Exercise 12
Exercise 13
Exercise 14
Exercise 15
Exercise 16
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