Simple Present — Positive

When do we use it?

Talking about yourself,

introducing what you do for a living,

describing habits,

describing things,

and stating facts.

Hi, my name is Peter. I like learning English.

I practice English every day and try to improve a little more each day.

That house is really beautiful — it has an enormous door and is a very famous place in Vietnam.

The Earth revolves around the Sun. Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.

How can we apply it?

Simple Present is a tense, built from 2 main elements:

Subject + Verb

The Subject can be a noun or pronoun (I, You, He, She, We, They, Peter...) The Verb can be To Be (am / is / are) or a regular verb (go, run, sleep, learn...)

⚠️ Remember: when the subject is He / She / It — add -s or -es to the verb.

Examples

With To Be:

I am I am a teacher.

You / We / They are You are late. We are ready.

He / She / It is She is a doctor. It is cold today.

With Regular Verbs:

I / You / We / They base form I work from home. They study every night.

He / She / It verb + s/es He works from home. She watches the news.

Real-life sentences:

• I wake up at 6am every morning.

• My sister works at a hospital in Hanoi.

• He speaks three languages.

• We eat dinner together as a family.

• The sun rises in the east.

• This coffee shop opens at 7am.

Practice - tell about your daily activities.

Vocabular first.

As you already know the vocabulary, right now please do it by yourself.

Fill in the activities in the image below:

Look at the first image. The word is: UP

You will:

1. GET UP ✓ → correct, next …

Sample Anwser without correct order :)

answer, arrive, comb, cook, fall asleep, feed, finish, get dressed, get up, go, have, start, take, wake up, watch