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    This document provides examples of using the present simple tense to talk about habits and routines. It discusses using the present simple for regular actions, situations that are always the same, and daily schedules. Examples are given for talking about work, study, waking up, listening to the radio, driving, eating, playing, having meals, talking, and using the third person. It also covers frequency adverbs, and prepositions of time like at, in, and on.

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    Instituto de Educación Superior Tenológico Privado "Santa Lucia" English Vi

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    This document provides examples of using the present simple tense to talk about habits and routines. It discusses using the present simple for regular actions, situations that are always the same, and daily schedules. Examples are given for talking about work, study, waking up, listening to the radio, driving, eating, playing, having meals, talking, and using the third person. It also covers frequency adverbs, and prepositions of time like at, in, and on.

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    VADO

    INSTITUTO DE EDUCACIÓN
    SUPERIOR TENOLÓGICO
    PRIVADO “SANTA LUCIA”
    ENGLISH VI

    LIC. CHRISTIAN RAQUI


    RAMIREZ
    2017
    PRESENT SIMPLE
    We use Present Simple:
    For habits or actions that happen regularly.
    • I watch TV every day. She studies on the weekend
    For situations that are always the same.
    • We live in Tarma. She works at a restaurant.
    For daily schedules
    • She start works at 08: 30 every day.
    WORK AND STUDY
    • YOU WORK.
    • YOU DON‘T WORK.
    • DO YOU WORK?
    • DO THEY WORK?
    • DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
    • YOU STUDY.
    • YOU STUDY EVERY DAY.
    • WE STUDY ENGLISH
    • YOU DON‘T STUDY ENGLISH
    • WE DON‘T STUDY GREEK.
    • DO THEY WATCH TV?
    GET UP - LISTEN

    • I GET UP EARLY.
    • YOU GET UP LATE.
    • I DON‘T GET UP EARLY.
    • DO YOU GET UP LATE?
    • YES, I DO
    • NO, I DON‘T
    • I LISTEN TO THE RADIO IN THE AFTERNOON
    • I DON‘T LISTEN TO THE RADIO.
    • DO YOU LISTEN?
    DRIVE - EAT - PLAY
    • I DON‘T DRIVE AT NIGHT.
    • I EAT A LOT IN THE BREAKFAST.
    • I PLAY THE GUITAR EVERY DAY.
    • I DRIVE ON THE WEEKENDS.
    • I DON‘T EAT FAST FOOD.
    • DO YOU DRIVE EVERY DAY?
    • DO YOU PLAY THE PIANO?
    • DO THEY EAT AT YOUR HOME?
    YES, THEY DO.
    NO, THEY DON‘T.
    HAVE - TALK
    • I HAVE A CAR.
    • I DON‘T HAVE A CAR.
    • I HAVE A BIKE
    • DO YOU HAVE A BIKE?
    • I HAVE BREAKFAST AT 07:00.
    • I HAVE LUNCH AT 01:00.
    • I HAVE DINNER AT NIGHT WITH MY FAMILY.
    • I DON‘ HAVE LUNCH T HOME.
    • WE TALK DURING THE CLASSES
    • DO YOU TALK TO YOUR MOTHER EVERY DAY?
    • DO YOU TALK TO YOUR FRIENDS EVERY DAY?
    THIRD PERSON
    • HE LISTENS TO THE RADIO.
    • SHE SPEAKS ENGLISH.
    • SHE DOESN‘T SPEAK ENGLISH
    • DOES SHE SPEAK ENGLISH?
    • YES, SHE DOES
    • HE WORKS AT NIGHT.
    • HE EATS IN THE MORNING.
    • HE DOESN‘T EAT IN THE MORNING?
    • DOES HE EAT IN THE MORNING?
    • YES, HE DOES.
    • NO, HE DOESN‘T
    • DOES IT WORK?
    • YES, IT DOES.
    • NO, IT DOESN‘T.

    • HE TALKS A LOT.
    • HE DOESN‘T TALK A LOT.
    • DOES HE TALK A LOT?
    • YES, HE DOES.
    • NO, HE DOESN‘T
    FREQUENCY ADVERBS
    We use frequency adverbs to talk about how
    often we do something. We place them:
    Before the main verb.
    John often plays football on Saturdays.
    Peter doesn‘t always eat breakfast.
    After the verb be.
    Sheryl is never late for school.
    PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
    AT: WITH THE TIME.
    WITH THE EXPRESSION: AT NIGHT.
    I get up at 07:30 every day.
    I work at night.
    He runs every morning at 6:oo.
    I will see them at Christmas.
    IN: WITH PERIODS OF THE DAY, WE USE WITH
    MONTHS, YEARS,
    I watch TV in the afternoon.
    We went to Mexico in May
    I always run in the mornings.
    I will see him in a week.
    He was born in 1976
    ON: WITH DAYS OF THE WEEK.
    WITH THE EXPRESSION: ON THE WEEKEND.
    I get up late on Saturdays and Sundays.
    He runs on Mondays and Fridays.
    • From….. To To show duration of time.
    • Until.

    • She works from Monday to Friday.


    • We usually work until 05:00 p.m. on Saturdays.

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