https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4 en-us 2018-02-14 17:26:43 UTC 2025-10-25 21:46:28 UTC hello@padlet.com elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231610770 we use the present simple for: 
daily habbit
how we feel (with the verb to be)
what we look like (with the verb to be)]]> 2018-02-14 17:29:42 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231610770 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231614774 the verb for the 1st person in the present simple stays as same as the infinitive]]> 2018-02-14 17:35:28 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231614774 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231617636 the verb in the present simple for the 3rd person changes; for example:
she workS (work)-  he watchES (watch) - it flIES (fly) - he doES (do) - she goES (go)]]> 2018-02-14 17:39:59 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231617636 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231622712 there are two ways to form the present simple for the 1st person:

way 1:
pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
i work everyday
i study in the night
i sleep always at 11 pm

way 2:
the less common way;
pronoun + do + verb (in the infinitive) + object

we use this one less common but we can use it to confirm if it true or false:

confirming if it is true:
i do work everyday
i do study in the night
i do sleep always at 11 pm

confirming if it is false:
i do not work everyday
i do not study in the night
i do not sleep always at 11 pm]]> 2018-02-14 17:47:40 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231622712 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231634113 the verb for the 2nd person in the present simple stays as same as the infinitive]]> 2018-02-14 18:06:40 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231634113 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231635139 there are two ways to form the present simple for the 2nd person:

way 1:
pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
you work everyday
we study in the night
they sleep always at 11 pm

way 2:
the less common way;
pronoun + do + verb (in the infinitive) + object

we use this one less common but we can use it to confirm if it true or false:

confirming if it is true:
you do work everyday
we do study in the night
they do sleep always at 11 pm

confirming if it is false:
you do not work everyday
we do not study in the night
they do not sleep always at 11 pm]]> 2018-02-14 18:08:18 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231635139 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231644088 there are two ways to form the present simple for the 3rd person:

way 1:
S rule: pronoun + verb(S) + object
he workS everyday
she startS in the night
it sleepS always at 11 pm
she playS football

so we use the S rule with endings:
CONSONANT
AY - OY - UY - EY

ES rule: pronoun + verb(ES) + object
he watchES everyday a movie
she finishES in the night
it catchES always the ball
he boxES a match
it goES to the park
he radioES to the station

so the ES rule we use with:
CH endings - O-endings - SH endings - X endings

way 2:
the less common way;
pronoun + do + verb (in the infinitive) + object

we use this one less common but we can use it to confirm if it true or false:

confirming if it is true:
he doES watch everyday a movie
she doES finish in the night
it doES catch always the ball
he doES  box a match

confirming if it is false:
he doES not watch everyday a movie
she doES not finish in the night
it doES not catch always the ball
he doES not box a match

the last but not least is the CONSONANT + Y rule.
if we see a verb with this endings, change the Y to IES for example:
flY = flIES
he flIES an aeroplane

carrY = carrIES
she carrIES the bag

trY = trIES
it trIES to escape

frY = frIES
she frIES the chicken

applY = applIES
he applIES for the job

but remember if you see the endings AY - OY - UY - EY we can't use the IES rule]]> 2018-02-14 18:24:15 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231644088 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231694441 the auxiliary verb DO in English we use in general for the negative form and the question form:
we don't change the auxilary DO* for the 1st and 2nd person, for example;

negative form:
1st: i do* not play football
1st: i don't* play footbal
2nd: you do* not play guitar
2nd: you don't* play guitar
2nd: we do* not work late
2nd: we don't* work late
2nd: they do* not speak English
2nd: they don't* speak English
3rd: he doES* not speak English
3rd: he doESn't* speak English
3rd: she doES* not learn Italian
3rd: she doESn't* learn Italian
3rd: it doES* not bite
3rd: it doESn't* not bite

question form:
1st: do i play football?
1st: do i play tennis?
2nd: do you play basketball?
2nd: do you play guitar?
2nd: do we study late?
2nd: do we work late?
2nd: do they know Dutch?
2nd: do they understand Chinese?
3rd: doES he communicate in Russian?
3rd: doES he speak English?
3rd: doES she not learn Italian?
3rd: doES she dance salsa?
3rd: doES it run?
3rd: doES it bite?]]> 2018-02-14 19:55:35 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231694441 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231716157 how to form the negative form in the present simple for the 1st person:

pronoun + do not (don't) +  verb (in the infinitive) + object
i do not (don't) work everyday
i do not (don't) study in the night
i do not (don't) always sleep at 11 pm

DO NOT or DON'T is the same so you can use both]]> 2018-02-14 20:52:12 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231716157 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231718516 how to form the negative form in the present simple for the 2nd person:

pronoun + do not (don't) +  verb (in the infinitive) + object
you do not (don't) work everyday
we do not (don't) study in the night
they do not (don't) always sleep at 11 pm

DO NOT or DON'T is the same so you can use both]]> 2018-02-14 20:58:53 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231718516 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231718781 how to form the negative form in the present simple for the 3rd person:

pronoun + does not (doESn't) +  verb (in the infinitive) + object
you does not (doESn't) work everyday
she does not (doESn't) study in the night
he does not (doESn't) always sleep at 11 pm

DOES NOT or DOESN'T is the same so you can use both]]> 2018-02-14 20:59:49 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231718781 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719673 2018-02-14 21:03:22 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719673 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719732 there are two ways to form the present simple for the 1st person:

way 1:
pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
i work everyday
i study in the night
i sleep always at 11 pm

way 2:
the less common way;
pronoun + do + verb (in the infinitive) + object

we use this one less common but we can use it to confirm if it true or false:

confirming if it is true:
i do work everyday
i do study in the night
i do sleep always at 11 pm

confirming if it is false:
i do not work everyday
i do not study in the night
i do not sleep always at 11 pm]]> 2018-02-14 21:03:36 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719732 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719911 how to form the present simple for the 1st person in the question form:

DO + pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
DO i work everyday?
DO i study in the night?
DO i sleep always at 11 pm?]]> 2018-02-14 21:04:16 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231719911 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231720995 how to form the present simple for the 2nd person in the question form:

DO + pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
DO you work everyday?
DO we study in the night?
DO they sleep always at 11 pm?]]> 2018-02-14 21:07:27 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231720995 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231721425 how to form the present simple for the 3rd person in the question form:

DOES + pronoun + verb (in the infinitive) + object
DOES he work everyday?
DOES she study in the night?
DOES it sleep always at 11 pm?]]> 2018-02-14 21:08:55 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231721425 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231723761 2018-02-14 21:16:36 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231723761 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231724005 2018-02-14 21:17:35 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231724005 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231724553 2018-02-14 21:19:23 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231724553 elteachermono https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231725284 the auxiliary verb BE in English we use in general for the positive form, negative form and the question form:

positive form:
1st: i AM in my house
2nd: you ARE tall
2nd: we ARE in the university of IUMAFIS
2nd: they ARE brothers and sisters
3rd: he IS English
3rd: she IS Italian
3rd: it IS big

negative form:
1st: i AM NOT in my house
2nd: you ARE not tall
2nd: we ARE not in the university of IUMAFIS
2nd: they ARE not brothers and sisters
3rd: he IS not English
3rd: she IS not Italian
3rd: it IS not big

question form:
1st: AM i  in my house?
2nd: ARE you tall?
2nd: ARE we in the university of IUMAFIS?
2nd: ARE they brothers and sisters?
3rd: IS he Italian?
3rd: IS she English?
3rd: IS it small?]]> 2018-02-14 21:21:52 UTC https://padlet.com/elteachermono/a6jj3s3y7tp4/wish/231725284