Simple Present Tense
Apa yang kamu fikirkan saat pertama kali meliat gambar di samping? Mungin ada yang bertanya-tanya mengapa ada gambar seperti itu dimateri kali ini?
 Kali ini kita akan membahas tense yang sering digunakan. Apa hubungannya dengan gambar itu? Gambar tersebut secara tidak langsung menjelaskan apa saja kegiatan yang kita lakukan setiap hari.
 Nah, materi ini sangat berkaitan maka dari itu mari kita lihat penjelasan secara ABC (Accurate, brief and clear)
| 
Form and basic
  meaning of the simple present tense (Affirmative) | |||
| 
1st
  person 
2nd
  person 
3rd
  person | 
I talk 
You talk 
She talks 
He talks 
It rains | 
We talk 
You talk 
They talk | 
Notice
  : The verb after she, he, it (3rd
  person singular) has a final –s -à talks | 
| 
(a)   
  I eat breakfast every morning. 
(b)  
  Olga speaks English everyday 
(c)   
  We sleep every night. 
(d)  
  They go to the beach every weekend 
(e)   
  She wakes up every morning at 07.00 | 
The
  simple present tense expresses habits. 
In
  (a) : eating breakfast is a habit, a usual activity. Every morning = Monday morning,
  Tuesday morning, Wednesday morning, Thursday morning, Friday morning, Saturday
  morning and Sunday morning. | ||
| 
The simple
  present tense : Negative form | |||
| 
(a)   
  I 
We 
You 
They | 
do
  not 
do
  not 
do
  not 
do
  not | 
drink
  coffee  
drink
  coffee 
drink
  coffee 
drink
  coffee | 
Notice
  in (b) : in 3rd person singular, there is no –s on the main verb, the final –s part of does. 
Incorrect : She does
  not drinks coffee  | 
| 
(b)  
  She 
He 
It | 
does
  not 
does
  not 
does
  not | 
drink
  coffee 
drink
  coffee 
good
  taste  | |
| 
(c)   
  I don’t drink tea 
They
  don’t have a car | 
Contractions
  : 
Do
  not --- don’t 
Does
  not --- doesn’t 
People
  usually use contractions when they speak 
People
  often use contraction when they write. | ||
| 
(d)  
  He doesn’t drink tea 
Mary
  doesn’t have a car | |||
| 
The simple
  present tense : Yes / no questions (Interrogative) | ||||
| 
Do/does | 
subject | 
Main
  verb | 
Notice
  in (e) : the main verb in the question does not have a final –s. The final –s is part of does. 
Incorrect : does she likes coffee? 
Are
  you a student? 
Incorrect : do you be a student? | |
| 
(a)   
  Do 
(b)  
  Do 
(c)   
  Do 
(d)  
  Do 
(e)   
  Does 
(f)   
  Does 
(g)  
  Does | 
I 
You 
We 
They 
She 
He 
It | 
like
  coffee? 
like
  coffee? 
like
  coffee? 
like
  coffee? 
like
  coffee? 
like
  coffee? 
taste
  good? | ||
| 
Question | 
Short
  answer | 
Do,
  don’t, does and doesn’t are used in the short answers to yes/no questions in
  the simple present. | ||
| 
(h)  
  Do you like tea? 
(i)    
  Does Bob like tea? | 
Yes,
  I do 
No,
  I don’t 
Yes,
  he does 
No,
  he doesn’t  | |||
Exercise
: Chapter review 
Direction
: Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
I
(have) ________ two roommates. One of them, Sam, is always neat and clean. He
(wash) ________ his clothes once a week. (you, know) ________ Matt, my other
roommate? He (be) ________ the opposite of Sam. For example, Matt (change, not)
________ the sheets on his bed. He (keep) ________ the same sheets week after
week. He (wash, never) ________ his clothes. He (wear) ________ the same dirty
jeans every day. Sam’s side of the room (be, always) ________ neat, and Matt’s
side (be, always) ________ a mess. As my mother always (say) ________, it (take)
________ all kinds of people to make a world.  
Enjoy....
 

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