Cómo elaborar ocaciones en inglés usando l tiempo presente.

1. Simple Present Tense
Miss María Ruth Castillo Ubillús

2. This one is a verbal time that
is in use for expressing
permanent actions or that
they take place in the present
with a certain frequency, that
is to say, every day, every
morning, etc.

3. Uses:
1.It is in the habit of using by the following
adverbs of time (arranged according to his
frequency):
always, every day,
usually, often,
sometimes, rarely,
barely, hardly
ever, never.
I have my lunch every day at school.
I eat a lot.
2. It is in use for speaking of actions of long
duration, scientific facts or generalities.
Elephants live in Africa and India.

4. Excepcion:
When we use the verb “to be”, this one always
goes in front of the adverb. Example:
I never go
I am always happy

5. 3rd. person singular (He, She, It)
1. In general, the third person singular is
formed by adding an “s” to the base form:
come comes
celebrate celebrates
2. Verbs ending in ss, sh, ch, o, x add “es” to the
third person singular:
watch watches
go goes
fix fixes
wash washes
3. Verbs ending in consonant + y, changes the y
to i and add “es”
study studies
cry cries
fly flies

9. Examples:
 Paul practices Physics.
 He doesn’t studies mathematics.
 Does he play or study in the school?

10. Does Claudio play soccer?
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.

11. Do they swim in the pool?
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.

12. Choose the correct form “s”
crosses
cross
crose
needes
need
needs
flies
fly
flys
finishes
finish
finishs

13. Don’t forget!
1. Facts whichs are always true – general truths, e.g.,
facts in sciencs and geographical descriptions.
Water freezes at 0 degrees.

14. Don’t forget!
2. Actions that happen regularly (habitual actions) A
frequency adverb is often used.
They usually sing together.

15. Don’t forget!
3. Opinions, likes and feelings.
She likes making snowmen.

16. The Present Simple Tense
Time expresions:
Frequency adverbs:
always, often, generally, usually, normally, sometimes, never, etc.
He normally cooks pasta.
Others time expresions:
every day, every month, every year, on sundays, at the
weekends, etc.
Musicians sometimes work on sundays.

17. That’s all…
Thank you.

19. Congratulations…!

20. Review your lesson…