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yes, that letter that goes with which pronouns?
Can you tell me words equivalent to
HE, SHE, IT?
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How many words do we need to make the affirmative of present simple?
Present Simple 1. Special verbs
We have to pay special attention to one thing, which is....
2. Present simple affirmative
Spelling cases
Look at the video, write about
Now, try to write it
A) To be
Need a hint?
Which is PS? Why?
Which is PC? Why?
B) Have
Can you do it with Got and with Don't?
What about CAN?
Do you know the 3 ways to make the negative?
C) Can
D) Must
Must not
mustn't
(the "o" dissapears)
So, most verbs add "S"
but, do you remember any special cases?
But... can you spell
the negative form correctly?
She fixes everything
He enjoys playing
The puppy tries to bite
Lady Gaga undergoes many changes
Even he passes!
That girl teaches me Zumba.
My neighbour buys in Loranca.
So, can you write :
Ella arregla todo. (fix)
Él disfruta jugando (enjoy)
El cachorro intenta morder (try/bite)
Lady Gaga experimenta muchos cambios (undergo)
¡Hasta él aprueba! (pass)
Esa chica me enseña zumba (teach)
Mi vecino compra en Loranca (buy)
Questions
Wh questions
Yes or no
questions
Wh questions
We add the question word on the first position
Modal verbs:
Can you swim?
Where can you swim?
Most verbs:
Do you swim?
Where do you swim?
Which negative sentence is correct?
Remember!
only one clue of the 3rd person:
with doesn't we don't add "S" to the verb
ready?
Make these negative sentences:
1. No tenemos wifi (American and British English)
2. Él no disfruta madrugando ( enjoy/ madrugar = rise early)
3. No marca un gol (score a goal) OJO!!
4. No puedo terminar. (finish)
5. No olvido una cara fácilmente (forget/ face/ easily)
6. No debéis gritar tanto (must/ shout)
Aff: Luke Hemmings sings so well
Negative: Luke doesn't sings so well
Luke doesn't sing so well
Some need
don't, doesn't
Some only need
For example,
Let's check:
How do modal verbs make their negative?
And most verbs, how do they make their negative?
3. Present Simple
Negative and interrogative
Can you think of an example?
Using present simple and present continuous
Index
Use 1.
Are these
scientific facts, definitions.
generalizations
or universal truths?
Water boils at 100 degrees Celcius.
It is a big house.
Ferrets are a type of mammal.
The Earth goes around the Sun.
Dogs are better than cats.
Berlin is the capital city of Germany.
The Elephant doesn't fly.
London is the capital city of France.
Use 1.
general truths,
scientific facts,
definitions
or generalizations
General
My teacher always arrives early.
Water boils at 100 celsius.
Doctors study for many years.
The sky isn’t green.
The word smart means “intelligent”.
s
4. Present simple use
Use 2
How do we know these are habits or permanent stuations?
We leave for school at 8:20 AM every morning.
I live in Camdridge.
My mother watches TV in the evening.
She works as a firefighter.
Helena often meets her friends after school.
She drives a vespino scooter
They usually play football on Sunday.
He rarely visits his sick grandmother.
Pinocchio usually tells lies. T
Habits, routines and permanent situations
Can you think:
when do we use it?
3. Future timetables
Sven Vath plays
at 8.30
Is this present or future?
We use the present simple for things in the future
that are scheduled and not under our control. We cannot change these events.
The meeting starts at 4 PM.
The train leaves at the noon.
When does the plane take off?
Olga doesn't teach maths at high school.
Hint:
there are 5 different uses
4. State verbs
Important state verbs
Love
Enjoy
Like
Not mind
Not like
Can't stand
Hate
Remember, they are always used in Present Simple, never present continuous.
When they have another verb after, it uses the ing form
I love eating at Mc Donalds
Me gusta jugar al badminton
No me importa escuchar ese grupo.
Ella no soporta llevar uniforme.
Any ideas regarding which are these verbs?
5. Telling jokes , narrations, instructions
1. Special verbs: be, have, can, must
2. Most verbs. Affirmative
"S" spelling rules
3. Negative/ interrogative
4. Use (adverbs)
Verbs only used in the present simple