Third person singular forms. SIMPLE PRESENT - How to form it? Third person singular forms. 1. Most verbs + –s to infinitive. E.g.: Prepare - Prepares ………..…. - …….……… ..……………. - …….………… 2. Verbs ending in Consonant + Y y ---- i + -es E.g.: Cry - Cries ……………. - …………… ………..……. - …………… 3. Verbs ending in -o, -s, -z, -ch, -sh, or -x + -es to infinitive. E.g.: Match – Matches ….…………. - ……….….. ….………… - ….………. 4. Exceptions: Be - ………. Have - ………...

Third person singular forms. SIMPLE PRESENT - How to form it? Third person singular forms. You watch TV two hours a day. I like coffee very much. She ……………………….. He ………………………………. We go to an interview at three o’clock. Megan ………………………………….. They are very sensible. Peter ……………………………. I cry when I am sleepy. The baby ……………………………………..

SIMPLE PRESENT - When do we use it? To talk about regular or repeated actions. E.g.: Margaret arrives at work at 9 o’clock. b) To talk about general truths. E.g.: The bus takes longer than the plane. c) To talk about something that is scheduled. E.g.: The next meeting is at 10:45.

SIMPLE PRESENT - How to use it? Most verbs: Do you go to work by car? Affirmative sentences. Margaret goes to work by car. You go to work by car. 2. Negative sentences. Margaret doesn’t go to work by car. You don’t go to work by car. 3. Interrogative sentences. Do you go to work by car? Does Margaret go to work by car?

SIMPLE PRESENT - How to use it? Verb To Be: Are you a student? Affirmative sentences. Margaret is a secretary. You are a student. 2. Negative sentences. Margaret is not a secretary. You are not a student. 3. Interrogative sentences. Are you a student? Is Margaret a secretary?

…………………………………….…………………….? SIMPLE PRESENT - How to use it? Practice: You live in England. ……………………………………………………….... ………………………………………………………..? 2. Zoe likes bacon and eggs. …………………………………………………………… …………………………………….…………………….? 3. They are comprehensive people. ………………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………..?