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    The present simple tense is used to describe: 1. Habits or things that happen regularly such as "Nir always plays soccer on Tuesdays." 2. Facts that are generally true such as "She plays football but she doesn't play tennis." 3. General truths about nature or the world such as "The sun sets in the west." It can also refer to future events that are scheduled. Signal words like always, never, often are used with the present simple tense.

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    The present simple tense is used to describe: 1. Habits or things that happen regularly such as "Nir always plays soccer on Tuesdays." 2. Facts that are generally true such as "She plays football but she doesn't play tennis." 3. General truths about nature or the world such as "The sun sets in the west." It can also refer to future events that are scheduled. Signal words like always, never, often are used with the present simple tense.

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    The present simple tense is used to describe: 1. Habits or things that happen regularly such as "Nir always plays soccer on Tuesdays." 2. Facts that are generally true such as "She plays football but she doesn't play tennis." 3. General truths about nature or the world such as "The sun sets in the west." It can also refer to future events that are scheduled. Signal words like always, never, often are used with the present simple tense.

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    ENGLISH II

    Present Simple
    Use
    We use the present simple when something is generally or always true.
    For habits or things that we do regularly. We often use adverbs of frequency (such as 'often', 'always' and
    'sometimes') in this case, as well as expressions like 'every Sunday' or 'twice a month'. (See the present
    continuous for new, temporary or annoying habits).

    Repeated Actions
    Actions in the present taking
    place once, never or several
    times.

    Nir always plays soccer on Tuesdays. Nir


    plays football regularly - every Tuesday.

    In English, signal words are often used,


    e.g.: always, never, seldom, often,
    regularly, every Monday.
    When we wantFacts
    to state a fact or ask a
    question without any time reference,
    we use the present simple tense.

    She plays football but she doesn't play


    tennis.
    For breakfast he eats rice and drinks cold
    milk.
    She works very hard.
    My friend speaks four languages.
    General Truths
    Statements about rules of nature and
    the way the world is, are in the
    present simple tense.

    The sun sets in the west.


    Most babies learn to speak when they are
    about two years old.
    Water boils at 100° Celsius.
    Trees lose their leaves in the fall.
    To Refer to the Future
    ​
    The present simple is often used to
    refer to future events that are
    scheduled (and outside of our
    control).
    In jokes, anecdotes and film or book summaries

    The present simple tense is very often used in


    jokes and when telling a story to make the joke
    or story seem more immediate. The present
    simple is also used to retell what happens in a
    book or film.

    So in he walks with a parrot on his shoulder.


    In his new film Robert Redford plays the part
    of a brave cowboy.
    Stative Verbs
    We use the present simple for many verbs of
    thinking, feeling and sensing. This verbs are called
    stative verbs or 'state' verbs.

    emotion: like love want wish


    mind: agree believe mean know
    appearance: look like resemble seem
    possession: belong consist contain have need own
    perception: see hear taste
    I love lying in bed late on Sunday mornings.
    I need to know right now.
    Time Expressions
    always seldom

    generally sometimes

    frequently usually

    never every day/year

    often once a week

    rarely twice a year


    Positive Form
    you

    he Vs she
    I we
    V1
    it
    they

    I play He speaks
    We read She cooks
    You clean It sits
    They buy
    Spelling Rules
    The spelling for the verb in the third person differs
    :depending on the ending of that verb
    For verbs that end in -o, -ch, -sh, -ss, -x, or -z we .1
    .add -es in the third person
    go – goes          catch – catches           wash –
     washes
    kiss – kisses       fix – fixes                 buzz –
     buzzes
    For verbs that end in a consonant + y, we remove the y .2
    .and add -ies
    marry – marries         study – studies         carry –
     carries

    .NOTE: For verbs that end in a vowel + y, we just add -s


     play – plays        enjoy – enjoys         say – says
    Negative Form
    To make a negative sentence in English we
    normally use don't or doesn't with all verbs
    EXCEPT “to be” and modal verbs (can, might,
    .should etc.)
    I
    He
    We doesn’
    don’t She
    You t
    It
    They V1

    You don't speak Arabic. John doesn't speak


    .Italian
    .We don't have time for a rest. It doesn't move
    Questions
    Yes / No Question
    Do I, you, we, they
    V1 Rest ?
    Does he, she, it

    ?Does he play computer games every evening


    Wh- Non-Subject Question
    do
    Wh-word subject V1 Rest ?
    does

    ?Where does she spend her free time


    This is a video to introduce the topic​
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
    =L9AWrJnhsRI
    Remember:
    You must develop platform
    activities and participate
    on Forums.

    This unit has some resources


    and activities to be developed
    in 15  days. Teacher will be
    with you in the process and
    feedback your activities.

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