Present Simple
Analyze the following sentence:
‘He works every day.’
What function does this tense serve in the sentence?
Function: Indicates a habitual action or a general fact.
Look at the sentence:
‘She visited the museum last week.’
Identify the past tense verb.
Verb: visited
Analyze the sentence:
‘They will travel to Japan next summer.’
Which word indicates the future?
Word: will
Consider the sentence:
‘I am reading a book right now.’
Function: Indicates that the action is happening at this very moment.
Analyze the sentence:
‘She has finished her homework.’
What structure is used?
Structure: Subject + has/have + past participle (finished).
Explain why the sentence ‘They live in London’ uses the present simple:
It is used to talk about routines, general facts, or universal truths.
Convert the following sentence from present simple to past simple:
‘He plays football every weekend.’
Converted sentence: ‘He played football every weekend.’
Rephrase the following sentence to express a decision made at the moment of speaking:
‘I’m going to order dessert.’
‘I will order dessert.’
Consider the sentence: 'We are eating dinner now.'
Identify the structure of the present continuous used in this sentence.
Structure: The present continuous is formed with the auxiliary verb 'are' + the '-ing' form of the main verb ('eating').
Explain when it is more appropriate to use the present perfect instead of the past simple:
The present perfect is used when the result or experience from the past has an impact on the present, unlike the past simple which focuses on a completed action at a definite time.