1. Present Simple Affirmative and Negative
Achievers A1+: Unit 1

2. Present Simple Affirmative & Negative
Use: We use the present simple to talk about regular actions, such as habits and routines. We also use it to describe permanent situations and facts.
Ex. School starts every day at 8:15 AM.

3. Present Simple Affirmative & Negative
Structure: Regular verbs in present simple affirmative change form only in the 3rd person singular. In all other persons, the form is identical to the infinitive. Regular verbs in present simple negative require the auxilary verbs don’t or doesn’t. Don’t and doesn’t are contractions of do not and does not. We often use contractions when we speak. Doesn’t is used with 3rd person singular. All other persons use don’t. The main verb is ALWAYS in the infinitive when we use don’t or doesn’t.

4. Present Simple Affirmative & Negative
Person
Singular
Plural
1st
I wake up at 7AM.
We have cheerdance classes after school.
2nd
You like hip-hop.
You need to put your books away.
3rd
She prefers pop.
My brother goes to classes in the university.
He worries about his grades.
They remember their 4th grade teacher.
Mario and Fernando play football on Saturdays.

5. Present Simple Affirmative & Negative
Person
Singular
Plural
1st
I don’t know.
We don’t have classes on Saturdays.
2nd
You don’t like spinach.
You don’t remember the 20th century.
3rd
My mother doesn’t see her friends very often.
It doesn’t rain much in the summer.
They don’t like brocoli.
The kids don’t believe in Santa Claus.