Present simple!

• Engels
• ISK

Ms Luna CLASS     -    Tuesday: 05/11/24 

Don´t forget:

• _{Your computer}
• _{Your headphones}
• _{Your notebook}
• _{Your pencil case}

Classroom rules:

1. Phones are NOT allowed.
2. Computers are ONLY for English assignments.
3. Three warnings = OUT of the class.

I see... The rule is... I want...

HOW ARE YOU?

😒🙁😐🙂😃

How was your Autumn break?

Today's plan: 

• Present simple!
• 3' short break
• 25' EFE Book!
• 3' short break

• Project!

If we have time:

• Kahoot!

How many tenses are there in English?

1. 8
2. 10
3. 12
4. 14

s

When do we use the present simple?

1. To talk about our opinions, or things that happen regularly.
2. To talk about facts, opinions, or things that happen regularly.
3. To talk about facts, opinions, or things regularly.
4. To talk about facts, and things that happen regularly.

Present Simple:

Use the present simple to talk about facts, opinions, or things that happen regularly.

Rules:

For most regular verbs, add a s to the end of the base form for he, she, or it. But add an es instead of a s for base forms with certain endings.

Finish - Finishes

Mix - Mixes

Buzz - Buzzez

Our teacher [say] that we should
study hard.

1. -s
2. -es
3. -ies / (change ‘-y’ to ‘-i’ and add ‘es’)

My classmate always [pass] her
English tests with a high grade.

1. -s
2. -es
3. -ies / (change ‘-y’ to ‘-i’ and add ‘es’)

Gary is an airplane pilot. He [fly] to
many different countries.

1. -s
2. -es
3. -ies / (change ‘-y’ to ‘-i’ and add ‘es’)

When to use it?

Use the present simple of 'to be' to talk about facts, feelings, situations, and states.

I am 36 years old.

You are sad.

It's dirty.

My sister is a teacher.

We are friends.

When do you use the present simple of 'to be'?

1. To talk about facts, feelings, and states).
2. To talk about facts, feelings, situations.
3. To talk about facts, feelings, situations, and states.
4. To talk about feelings, situations, and states.

When to use it?

Use the present simple of 'to have got' to talk about possession, family members, and parts of the body.

I have got a new iPhone.

You've got two eyes.

My mum has got seven sisters.

We have got black hair.

How to form: Present simple of

When do we use the present simple of 'have got'?

1. To talk about family members, and parts of the body.
2. To talk about possession, and parts of the body.
3. To talk about possession, and parts of the body.
4. To talk about possession, family members, and parts of the body.

Student A

Student B

Today's plan: 

• Present simple!
• 3' short break
• 25' EFE Book!
• 3' short break
• Project!

If we have time:

• Kahoot!

Group N2d

Junior	EFE 1	EFE 2	EFE 3	EFE 4
Cuwan	Raman	Aya	Divya
Markiian	Mohamad	Nastija	Yaraslau
	Christina	Sahil	Larissa
	Ranim	Daniil	Haya
	Said	Vladyslav	Salwa
	Oliwia	Sasha Y.
	Sofia
	Sasha V.

2d

Today's plan: 

• Present simple!
• 3' short break
• 25' EFE Book!
• 3' short break
• Project!

If we have time:

• Kahoot!

Homework review time!