Present Simple – Affirmative
Complete:
He ___ (work) at a hotel.
works
Complete:
I ___ (not like) milk.
don’t like
Form a Yes/No question:
You work on Sundays.
Do you work on Sundays?
Complete:
She ___ got long hair.
has
What auxiliary do we use to make negative sentences in the Present Simple (except for to be)?
Do/does + not
Write in affirmative:
They don’t like coffee.
They like coffee.
Make it negative:
She plays the piano.
She doesn’t play the piano.
Make the correct question:
She likes chocolate.
Does she like chocolate?
Make it negative:
He has got a car.
He hasn’t got a car.
When do we add –s or –es to the verb in Present Simple?
In the third person singular (he, she, it).
Choose the correct option:
My sister ___ (go/goes) to school at 7.
goes
Correct the error:
He don’t speak French.
He doesn’t speak French.
Correct the question:
Do he live in Spain?
Does he live in Spain?
Correct the error:
They hasn’t got books.
They haven’t got books
What is the correct word order for a Present Simple question?
Auxiliary (Do/Does) + subject + base verb + complement.
Rewrite in 3rd person singular:
I study English.
He/She studies English.
Rewrite in negative:
The students study a lot.
The students don’t study a lot.
Make a WH-question:
They eat breakfast at 8:00.
When do they eat breakfast?
Form the question:
you / have got / a pet?
Have you got a pet?
What is one main use of the Present Simple?
To talk about routines, habits, and facts.
Correct the mistake:
The tourists visits the museum every day.
The tourists visit the museum every day.
Complete correctly:
My dog ___ (not eat) meat.
doesn’t eat
Transform into a Yes/No question:
The teacher checks homework every day
Does the teacher check homework every day?
Rewrite in affirmative:
The girl hasn’t got any money.
The girl has got money.
Explain the difference between have/has got and Present Simple “have/has”
Have/has got is used mainly to express possession; “have/has” can also express possession but is more general and used more in American English.