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GUIA-TALLER Y EVALUACIÓN DEL

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GUIA TALLER x EVALUACIÓN DOCENTE: Erika FECHA
Adriana Rojas Valero Mayo 4
ESTUDIANTE GRADO: 9°
TÍTULO: SIMPLE PRESENT REVIEW

Present Simple

ns that are generally true or habitual. That is, they took place in the past, continue to take placeSignals:
in the present , and will take place in the fu
he actual moment of speaking, but can be at any point on the timeline that surrounds the present OftenNever
time.

Every day (week, month, year)

Always
Seldom
Generall
For example: “He rides to school.”

Sometime Usually
… means it is generally the case that he rides to school. He
rode to school in the past; he rides to school in the present; he will ride to school in the future.
Every other day
As a rule

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

Gerry doesn’t like bee. What
walk He walks She walks It walks We walk You walk They I don’t
walkwalk Do I walk ? do you usually do in your spar
I
always walk to school.
He doesn’t walk She Doesdoesn’t
he walkswalk
? Does she walks ? Does it walks ? Do we w
It doesn’t walk We don’t walk You don’t walk Do Thalk
you walk ? Do they walk ?
My friends don’t know my phone number.

0 ey don’t
w
 POSITIVE:
I, you, we, they: bare infinitive
he, she, it: bare infinitive + -s
E.g.:
I drink milk every day.
He dinks milk every day.
NEGATIVE:
I, you, we, they: don’t + bare infinitive
he, she, it: doesn’t + bare infinitive.
E.g.:
I don’t drink milk every day.
He doesn’t drink milk every day.
INTERROGATIVE:
Do + I/ you/we/ they + bare
infinitive
Does + he/she/it + bare infinitive
E.g.:
Do I drink milk every day?
Does he drink milk every day?

General rule: add -s

Verbs ending in s, Verbs ending in o: Verbs ending in Verbs ending in
ss, ch, sh, x: add add -es consonant + y: vowel + y: add -s
walk – she walks
-es miss – she change the y into i
talk – she talks
misses watch – she go – she goes and add -es play – she plays
answer – answers
watches wash – do – she does study – she studies enjoy – she enjoys
washes tidy – she tidies stay – she stays
fix – she fixes

rd
3 PERSON SINGULAR SPELLING RULES: Write the third person singular in the present simple of the
following verbs in the right place.

forget fly bRUSh open say pray

A
pay UNderstand throw echo cook hURRY
toUCh stUDY finish apply catch like
go want try stay enjoy wish
play sUPPly do obey relax UNdo

Verb + -s Verb + -es Vowel + y + -s Consonant + y + -es o + -es

B Fill in the blanks with the present simple of the verbs in brackets.

1. Janet (watch) a film on TV. 8. My family (plan) a trip to the UK every year.
2. The girl (finish) her homework. 9. Mr. Harris is the one who usually
3. My father (fix) the TV. (carry) the heavy boxes to the attic.
4. The children (visit) the museum 10. I normally (talk) to John on the phone.
every school year. 11. Karen and Sara (play) the guitar.
5. Helen (wash) her hair every two days. 12. The students (describe) their homes easily.
6. My friend (try) to cheer me up. 13. Tom (collect) stamps.
7. My mother (guide) me. 14. The young boy _ (cry) for help.
 C Fill in the gaps with the Present Simple (negative) of the verbs in brackets.

1. David (not / watch) films in the cinema.

2. Carol (not / like) to go to parties.
3. My parents (not / go) to restaurants.
4. Peter (not / close) the door when he enters.
5. Nicole (not / obey) any rule.
6. Jewels (not / disappear) just like that!
7. I (not / like) to wait too much long.
8. Mrs. Underwood (not / understand) me.
9. The students (not / identify) the subject in the sentence.
10. The naughty boys (not / apologise) for their bad behaviour as a rule.
11. Caroline (not / like) to be disturbed.
12. Thieves (not / admit) that they steal.

D Now use the interrogative form of the present simple.

1. (the girl / blush) when her boyf riend kisses her?

2. (Caroline / like) to be disturbed?
3. (you / explain) clearly?
4. (Mum / cook) dinner every day?
5. (the pupil / ask) for help?
6. (girls / enjoy) going to parties?
7. (you / visit) the museum regular ly?
8. (Charles / arrive) early as a rule ?
9. (secretaries / make) hotel rese rvations?
10. (Mrs. Clark / water) the plants?
11. (the cat / scratch) the front door?
12. (your sister / cook) well?

E Rewrite the sentences both in the negative and interrogative forms.

1. I walk to school. 3. I talk to Andrew every single day.

NEG. NEG.
INT. INT.

2. That driver never stops at the traffic 4. Michael works in a big company.
lights.
NEG. NEG.
INT. INT.