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 ENGLISH 5

LET'S USE THE

SIMPLE ONE!
QUARTER 2 MODULE 1
With Ma'am Mary Joy
USING THE SIMPLE ASPECT OF
VERBS
EXPECTATIONS:
• Compose clear and coherent sentences using the
simple aspects of verbs
• apply rules of the simple aspect of verbs in writing
meaningful sentences
• sustain interest in studying and
answering exercises
VERB
A verb is a word or a combinatin of
words that indicates action or state
of being or condition. A verb is the
part of a sentence that tells us what
the subjects performs.
Example:

Action Words:
dance teach
sing write
play draw
run cook
walk jump
VERB TENSES
Tenses of the verb- indicates the time
of event when did the action happens.
It indicates past, present and future
actions.
 SIMPLE PRESENT
TENSE
• is used to show action that is done habitually.
• also expresses facts or truth
• the verb used are the base-form and the -s or
-es form
• base form is used with the plural subject
• -s or -es for is used with the singular subject.

EXAMPLE
• HE DRIVES EVERYDAY.
• SHE LOVES DANCING.
• THE KIDS RUN VERY FAST.
• MYCAH EATS NUTRITIOUS FOOD
• THEY DANCE GRACEFULLY.
 SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• is used for events that happened at a specific time

in the past.
• regular verbs form the past by adding ___d or
__ed.
• irregular verbs form their past tense in a
different way

EXAMPLE
• She washed her clothes.
• They watched a movie yesterday.
• We studied very hard last night.
• I played basketball yesterday.
• Diana listened to her mother
 SIMPLE SIMPLE
FUTURE TENSE
• is used to show an action that is expected to be
done or happen in the future.
• will/shall + main verb( base form)
• be + going to + main verb (base form)

EXAMPLE
• My mother will cook Spaghetti and
chicken.
• Jhonny will play basketball
tomorrow.
• I shall write a short story.
 TENSE FORM EXAMPLES
PRESENT BASE( PLURAL) write
-s (SINGULAR) writes

PAST -ed regular walked

irregular wrote

FUTURE will+ have will write

will walk
 PRESENT PAST FUTURE
I see Jenny at work. I saw Jenny last I will see Jenny at the
Thursday. meeting this
afternoon.
She likes dancing. She liked the titkok She will like the
dance dance steps.

She runs very fast. She ran 10 km I will run tomorrow.

yesterday.
 PRESENT PAST FUTURE
Mycah eats Mycah ate an apple Mycah shall eat
nutritious food. nutritious food.

Jhonny plays Jhonny played Jhonny will play

basketball. basketball. basketball.

She runs very fast She ran 10 km I will run tomorrow.

yesterday.
 SEATWORK
A. Simple Present Tense
B. Simple Past Tense
C. Simple Future Tense

1. Christine will bring her pet dog to the

veterinarian next week.
2. Danny walks to school everday.
3. The children watched a documentary film.
4. They will celebrate the English Month in
November.
5. The works hard to send her children in school.
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