Simple Present Tense
She ___ to school by bus every day. (go)
goes
Complete:
I ___ already ___ my homework. (finish)
have already finished
What tense is used?
“She studies English every day.”
Simple Present
She have finished her homework.
She has finished her homework.
I describe things that happen regularly.
I use V1 or V1+s.
I often use words like every day, usually, and always.
What tense am I?
Simple Present tense
Choose the correct sentence:
A. He don't like spicy food.
B. He doesn't likes spicy food.
C. He doesn't like spicy food.
C
Choose the correct sentence:
A. She has visited Bali three times.
B. She have visited Bali three times.
C. She has visit Bali three times.
A
What tense is used?
“I have finished my assignment.”
Present Perfect Tense
He go to school every morning.
He goes to school every morning.
Look at the sentence:
“Sarah has lived in Bogor for three years.”
Is the sentence correct?
A. Yes
B. No
A
Change the sentence into negative:
“Rina watches TV every evening.”
Rina doesn't watch TV every evening.
Complete the question:
“___ you ever ___ Korean food?” (try)
Have, tried
Identify the tense and the clue:
“My father usually drinks coffee in the morning.”
Simple Present
Clue: usually
They has never visit Bali.
They have never visited Bali.
Make a question using:
ever + visit
Answer:
Have you ever visited …?
Make a question from this sentence:
“Your brother plays football every Sunday.”
Does your brother play football every Sunday?
Complete the sentence:
“He ___ never ___ a horse.” (ride)
has, ridden
Identify the tense and the clue:
“She has already cleaned her room.”
Answer:Present Perfect
Clue: already
My sister don't likes coffee.
My sister doesn't like coffee.
What is the difference between:
“I teach English.” and “I have taught English for three years.”
“I teach English.”
→ Simple Present. It describes a current/regular activity.
“I have taught English for three years.”
→ Present Perfect. It shows an activity that started in the past and continues until now.
Complete both blanks:
“My mother ___ dinner every evening, and I ___ the dishes afterward.”
(cook / wash)
cooks, wash
Complete both blanks:
“We ___ this restaurant several times, and we ___ many of their popular dishes.”
(visit / try)
have visited — have tried
Look at the sentence:
“Dina studies English every day, and she has learned many new words this month.”
Question: Which tense is used for “studies” and which tense is used for “has learned”?
Answer:
There are TWO mistakes. Find them!
❌ “Rina don't usually eat breakfast, but she have already eaten breakfast today.”
She doesn't usually eat breakfast, but she has eaten breakfast today.
Complete the sentence: “My teacher usually ___ us grammar, but she ___ us several new activities this week.”
(teach / introduce)
Answer: teaches — has introduced