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present simple
He likes sport. / He doesn't (does not) like sport. / Do you like sport?
He likes sport. / He doesn't (does not) like sport. / Do you like sport?
present continuous
He's (he is) reading a good book. / He isn't (is not) reading.
past simple
I saw John yesterday. / I didn't (did not) see John yesterday.
He's (he is) reading a good book. / He isn't (is not) reading.
past simple
I saw John yesterday. / I didn't (did not) see John yesterday.
present perfect simple
I've (I have) seen him. / I haven't (have not) seen him
I've (I have) seen him. / I haven't (have not) seen him
Present Simple Tense
Mark the following as True or False
- When we have to tell about daily routine we talk in the present simple tense.
- “Not” always comes after the helping verb .
- We should use present simple tense for something which is occurring right now.
- “ She does not brings book” is a correct sentence
- For (I, We, They , You and She) we always put s after the verb in a positive sentence.
- The sequence of active voice sentence is ( verb+object+subject)
- Verb is the person who does the action
- Object is another name for subject.
- We never put “s” after the object
- We put “ing” in the present simple tense
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