Simple Present: (1st Person/3rd Person & Plural) & (Do/Does) by Alejandro Pérez https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb How to use it ? en-us 2023-06-21 18:29:18 UTC 2023-06-21 20:09:55 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f928.png Simple Present (3RD Person singular He/She/It) alejandroperez2272 https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629410461 2023-06-21 19:16:18 UTC https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629410461 Simple Present: Plural & 1st Person vs plural& 3rd Person alejandroperez2272 https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629411464 2023-06-21 19:18:45 UTC https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629411464 Plural Examples alejandroperez2272 https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629413164  

Plural Subject (no "-s" added to the verb): 

Affirmative:
·We eat dinner together.
·They like to watch movies. 

Negative:
·We do not eat dinner together.
·They do not like to watch movies. 

Interrogative:
·Do we eat dinner together?
· Do they like to watch movies?

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First Person Singular (no "-s" added to the verb): 

Affirmative:
·I exercise every morning. 

Negative:
·I do not exercise every morning. 

Interrogative:
·Do I exercise every morning?
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 Affirmative:
·She works late every night.
·He studies Japanese. 

Negative:
·She does not work late every night.
·He does not study Japanese. 

Interrogative:
·Does she work late every night?
·Does he study Japanese?

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  • Do is used with the personal pronouns I, you, we, and they, and the base form of the verb. Example: 
  • I do my homework every day. 
  • You do your job very well.
  •  They do their exercises in the morning.


    • ]]>     2023-06-21 19:37:30 UTC https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629419768     The rules for "does" (affirmative and negative sentences) alejandroperez2272 https://padlet.com/alejandroperez2272/e66dqs5l9p4iq6lb/wish/2629421801
    Does     is used with the personal pronouns he, she, it, and names, and the base form of the verb + "s" for the third person singular. Example: 
    • She does her laundry on Monday.
    •  He does his work on time. 
    •  The cat does not like water.



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