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    Name: Amilkar Oswaldo Sarzuri Lima Class: B1+ N°: 9878054 LP Date: April 18 Present Simple Tense: Positive

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    Name: Amilkar Oswaldo Sarzuri Lima Class: B1+ N°: 9878054 LP

    Date: April 18th


    PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE: POSITIVE
    “Notice the form: verb “-s” with singular nouns and: ‘he’, ‘she’, and ‘it’!

    Verb”no-s” with plural nouns and: ‘I’, ‘you’, ‘we’, and ‘they’!

    Example:

    Tony gets up at 7:30 every day. He goes to bed at 10 o’clock every night.

    Mary and John study English five days a week. They go swimming twice a week

    Part A Circle the correct Word and write it to the complete each sentence

    1. Sam brushes his teeth twice a day. (brush, brushes)


    2. I read a book every night. (read, reads)
    3. Ann combs her hair before she goes to bed. (comb, combs / go, goes)
    4. Mr. Lee usually has bacon and egg for breakfast. (have, has)
    5. The children play football three times a week. (play, plays)
    6. My mother irons our clothes once a week. (iron, irons)
    7. Linda and Jane practice the piano every day. (practice, practices)
    8. You usually take a nap in the afternoon. (take, takes)
    9. She always washes the dishes after dinner. (wash, washes)
    10. Peter and his sister help their mother every day. (help, helps)

    Part B Complete the story use the correct verb form.

    1. Crocodiles are (be) reptiles. Many of them are (be) very big. They are (be) the biggest
    reptiles in the world. A crocodile has (have) short strong legs. It has (have) a very strong
    mouth. A mother crocodile carries (carry) its baby in its mouth.
    2. Tiger lives (live) in Asia. A live (live) for 15-20 years. It sleeps (sleep) during the day and
    hunts (hunt) at night.
    Tigers eat (eat) meat, including monkeys, deer and buffaloes.
    An adult tiger eats (eat) over 50 kg. of meat in one night. Tigers usually have (have) two
    four cubs or babies. They live (live) whit their mother until they are (be) three years old.
    3. Harry gets up (get up) at six o’clock every morning. He usually brushes (brush) his teeth an
    takes (take) a shower at half past six.
    Harry has (have) a brother. He and his brother have (have) breakfast at home before they
    go (go) to school. They study (study) at the same school. After school, Harry plays (play)
    football with his friends. Then he goes (go) home and does (do) his homework.

    Part C Rewrite the sentence. Use the correct verb form.

    1. Bob / listen to music / every night


    Bob listens to music every night
    2. Susan and Jill / feed their dogs / twice a day
    Susan and Jill feed their dogs twice a day
    3. Mrs. Rose / clean her house / twice a week
    Mrs. Rose cleans her house twice a week
    4. The student’s / study science / three times a week
    The student’s studies science three times a week
    5. David / fly to France / once a month
    David fly to France once a month

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