Noor Izzul Rahman Bin Saliwangs

Muhammad Izaz Afdhaal Bin Junaidi

Muhammad Daniel Hakim Bin Yusaini
SIMPLE PRESENT Muhamad Aiman Bin Sarolla
TENSE Harry Fernando
DEFINITION

The simple present tense is when you use a verb to tell about
things that happen continually in the present, like every day, every
week, or every month. We use the simple present tense for anything
that happens often or is factual.
EXAMPLE :
1.He goes to school.
2.He loves to play basketball.
3.Does he go to school?
4.She writes an e-mail to her best friend.
5.He thinks he is very handsome.
6.It usually rains every day here.
7. It smells very delicious in the kitchen.
8.We generally sing songs all together.
9. We go to a gallery every Sunday.
10. Does he write an email?
11. The sun rises at the east.
12. She goes to work by car.
13. It doesn't rain here in the summer.
14. We cook every day.
15. We go to the gym club together.
16. You have a big house.
17. Do we know each other?
18. He doesn't teach math.
19. Cats hate water.
20. Every child likes an icecream.
THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The Simple Present Tense is used as

follows:

1. To tell about the general truth

2. To tell about habitual activities
 PRESENT SIMPLE

We use Present Simple Tense

to talk

about:

1. Habits
2. Routines
3. Permanet States
 GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

Affirmative(+)
Interrogative(?)
I work Negative(-)
Do I work?
You work I don't work
Do you work?
He works You don't work
Does he work?
She works He doesn't work
Does she work?
It Works She doesn't work
Does it Work?
We work It doesn't work
Do we work?
You work We don't work
Do you work?
They work You don't work
Do they work?
They don't work
THE SIMPLE PRESENT IS USED WITH ADVERBS
LIKE

- Always : I always come to school by car

- Often: I don't come here very often
- Usually: He usually eats breakfast at
7:00 AM
- Sometimes: Sometimes I go to party
- Rarely: she rarely cooks
- Never: He is never late for class
- Every day: They sleep early every day
 To form the Simple Present we add -s to theinfinitive of the verb in the 3rd
person singular (he,she, it)

E.g. I live >He/she/it lives

 I sing >He/she/it sings
 BUT WHEN THE VERB ENDS IN

a) -0, -ss, -sh, -ch, -x we add -es

E.g- 1 go > He/she/it goes

I kiss > He/she/it kisses
I watch> He/she/it watches
I wash > He/she/it washes
I fix > He/she/it fixes
Thank you