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The document provides instruction on using the present simple tense in English. It covers the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the present simple tense and includes examples. Rules for regular verb conjugation and irregular verbs are explained. Keywords used with the present simple like always, usually and never are defined. Exercises are provided to practice forming sentences in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative and to fill in modal verbs.

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Answer g3

The document provides instruction on using the present simple tense in English. It covers the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the present simple tense and includes examples. Rules for regular verb conjugation and irregular verbs are explained. Keywords used with the present simple like always, usually and never are defined. Exercises are provided to practice forming sentences in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative and to fill in modal verbs.

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Mme.

Marise Sami
College De La Salle - Daher
5th primary

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Present Simple:
Use: to talk about routine, habits, timetable, feelings, facts
Affirmative: He, She, It + v(s), (es), (ies) He eats meat. He doesn’t eat meat.
I, They, We, You + v.inf I play football. I don’t play football.
Negative: doesn’t + v. ------ don’t + v.
Interrogative: Does + he, she, it + v. .? -------- Do + you, they, I + v. …?
Yes, they go to the cinema. Do they go to the cinema?
Yes, she watches tv. Does she watch TV?
Spelling rules:
*verbs end with (-ch – sh – ss – x – o) (watch – wash – pass – fix – go), we add –es (watches
– washes – passes – fixes – goes)
we (fix) fix our car. He fixes his car.
*verbs end with a consonant and the letter (y), we cross –y and add –ies. Cry - cries, study -
studies, fly - flies
play - plays, pay - pays cook - cooks write - writes
Keywords: always – usually – sometimes – often – rarely – seldom – never (before the verb)
I go to the school. (always) I always go to the school.
He always flies his kite. (negative) He never flies his kite.
once – twice – in – on (at the end) in+(season:summer, winter), on+(days:Saturdays,Fridays)
Weekly - monthly - yearly
Correct the verb in the following sentences:
1- Mr. Davis (leave) leaves the office early.
2- He (buy) buys a new car.
3- Ann (take) takes some photos.
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4- Dina (not sell) doesn’t sell her car.
5- Do the children (do) do their homework? (child - children)
6- I (go) go to the zoo.
7- We (visit) visit Aswan.
8- We (have) have plenty of time.
9- I (wake) wake up early.
10- His parents (send) send him to London.
11- Do you (speak) speak English in the class?
12- I always (go) go to school by car.
13- Bell often (wash) washes his car on Sunday.
14- There (be) is a big party at our house every Christmas.
15- They (run) run fast.
16- Dad never (drink) drinks coffee, but he (drink) is drinking coffee now.

Change into negative:


1- Dad washes his car every day. Dad doesn’t wash his car everyday.
2- They go to the cinema. They don’t go to the cinema.
3- James puts his hat on the ground. James doesn’t put his hat on the ground.
4- I do all my homework. I don’t do all my homework.
5- She cooks dinner. She doesn’t cook dinner.

Change into interrogative:


1- Yes, they come early. Do they come early?
2- No, she doesn’t watch T.V. Does she watch TV?
3- No, dad doesn’t go to the work. Does dad go to the work?
4- Yes, we study hard. Do we study hard?
5- Yes, Tom plays football. Does tom play football?

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Exercises:
Rewrite the following sentences:
1- I am sorry, but I (not/like) ………………………………………the theatre.-
2- Your father (not/know) ………………………………………about his surprise birthday party.
3- Sarah (catch) ………………………………………the school bus every day.
4- (she/live)……………………………………… far from her school?
5- Where (you/hang out) ………………………………………with your father?
6- We don’t enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. (use usually)
………………………………………………………………...……………………………
7- Our teacher always gives us homework. (change into negative)
………………………………………………………………..……………………………
8- I don’t study hard this month. (use now)
………………………………………………………………..……………………………
9- You (read) ………………………………………an interesting book at the moment.
10- Peter and Nancy are going to the cinema (every Monday/ tonight)
11- Betty goes to the gym twice a week. (use: at the moment)
………………………………………………………………..……………………………
12- Is David (studies – studying – study) in the library?
Fill in the spaces using a suitable modal verb:
1- It may rain today. I am not sure I will come to the party.(modal verb)
2- May we come in?
3- You must obey your teacher’s orders.
4- I can’t ride the bike. I always fell down.
5- You look tired. You should take a rest.
6- Students must study hard for the exams.
7- You mustn’t pick the flowers.
8- I couldn’t drive a car when I was a child.
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Complete the following with a suitable word:
1- There are 10 candles in my birthday cake.
2- Kings and queens live in castle.
3- Doctors work at the hospital.
4- Chocolate/ Pepsi is full of sugar.
5- You must eat carrots/vegetables and fruits.
6- Milk gives us calcium and it is good for our bones.
7- I do some exercises everyday to be fit.
8- Eating healthy food makes you fit.
Story Fun:
Answer the following questions:
1- What does Sophia think of?
Sophia thinks of doing an enormous party.
2- What happened when the people began to come to the party?/What happened by 4
pm?
It began to rain.
3- Why should the people thank William and Sophia?/Why did Mr. Walter thank Sophia
and William?
They should thank Sophia and William for their good idea and hard work.
4- Why was Mrs. Trip a good one?/ Why should they thank Mrs. Trip?
Because they had a volleyball match in her garden and for her milkshake.
5- Why was it a cool day?
Because the party was fantastic. They had competitions, quizzes and races. The people
didn’t want to go home till midnight.

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