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We use Present Simple to talk about our habits and routine
True! We use Present Simple to talk about: facts and states in present, repeated actions in present.
This is how we make positive sentences in Present Simple: 1) Subject+to be+Noun/Adjective; 2) Subject+V/Vs
True! 1) I am tired. She's a teacher. We're from Ukraine; 2) I work a lot. She has a dog. We like music.
These sentences are correct: *He is agree with us. *I'm work a lot. *They are like reading books.
False! We don't use the verb "to be" with other verbs: *He agreeS with us. *I work a lot. *They like reading books.
We need ending -s/-es for sentences with "he/she/it" (when we have the main verb in the sentence)
True! She workS at school. He sleepS a lot. The sun shineS bright.
This is how we add ending -s to the verbs: study-studys, watch-watchs, do-dos, have-haves
False! 1) I study - She studIES; 2) You watch - he watchES; 3) Irregular forms: have – has; do – does; go – goes
We use "to be" + not and don't/doesn't + Verb to make sentences negative.
True! I'm happy - I'm not happy. They wake up early. - They don't wake up early. She likes flowers. - She doesn't like flowers.
These sentences are correct: I'm not understand. He isn't listen to me! She doesn't likes me.
False! I DON'T understand. He DOESN'T listen to me! She doesn't LIKE me.
This is how we make questions in Present Simple: 1) the verb "to be" (am/is/are) + Subject +Noun/Adjective/ Adverb? 2) Do/Does + Subject + Verb
True! Are you a teacher? Do they want to go for a walk? Does he do homework every day?
