SIMPLE

PRESENT

Mg. Mercy Noelia Pàliza Champi

CICLO 2013-III Módulo: I Unidad: 1 Semana: 1

GUIDELINES

Review your guide

Review your book

Listen to the cd.

TEMATIC CONTENTS

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

In this unit will learn to use the

action verbs with daily activities

EXPECTED LEARNING

SIMPLE PRESENT

Affirmative sentences:

I read books My brother reads books

We sing pop songs She signs pop songs

I play soccer John plays soccer

The simple present tense when we talking about something which

happens repeatedely

PRESENT PAST FUTURE

SIMPLE PRESENT

The signal words:

Every day, often,always, sometimes, never

Negative sentences:

I like Computers

I don`t like Computers at all

My friend likes computers

My mum doesn`t like computers at all

SIMPLE PRESENT

Now. You have several pictures. You can practice

Do you know the personal pronouns?. OK.

Use the personal pronoun + action verb.

Don`t forget the rule in third singular person.

WRITE THE VERBS UNDER THE PICTURE

Write the “s” or “es” in the blanks

Write the “s” or “es” where necessary

Write affirmative sentences

Write negative sentences

Write questions

Choose the correct answer

Order the words to form sentences in present simple

Write the verbs in brackets in the present tense

Complete the questions and write true answers

Complete the sentences using don`t or doesn`t

Complete the answers:

Complete with do, does , don`t or doesn`t

Complete the sentences

Complete the sentences

Write do or does in the questions:

Rewrite the sentences in the negative form:

• Aprendizaje Esperado

• Pregunta y responde

acerca de posesiones

familiares.

The Verb To Have

The Verb To Have

• Have is one of the most common verbs

in the English language.

To have as a main verb The verb “to have” implies the meaning of possession.

For example:

“I have a job.”

“I have a car.“

"I don't have any time."

The forms of the verb “to have” are have and has for the

present.

EXAMPLES

I HAVE A NICE

DRESS.

The Verb To Have

I HAVE A

GREAT CAR.

WE HAVE A

NEW HOUSE.

SHE HAS A COMPUTER

THEY HAVE BICYCLES

SHE HAS A DOG.

THEY HAVE BOOKS.

HE HAS A CAT.

HE HAS A CELL PHONE

AFFIRMATIVE FORM

• SUBJECT + VERB-HAVE/HAS + COMPLEMENT

I HAVE A CAR.

YOU HAVE A DOG.

HE HAS A CAT.

SHE HAS A BAG.

IT HAS A HOUSE.

WE HAVE BOOKS.

YOU HAVE WATCHES.

THEY HAVE A TV.

REMEMBER

NEGATIVE FORM

• SUBJECT + DON’T/DOESN’T HAVE + COMPLEMENT

I DON’T HAVE A CAR.

YOU DON’T HAVE A DOG.

HE DOESN’T HAVE A CAT.

SHE DOESN’T HAVE A BAG.

IT DOESN’T HAVE A HOUSE.

WE DON’T HAVE BOOKS.

YOU DON’T HAVE WATCHES.

THEY DON’T HAVE A TV.

REMEMBER

INTERROGATIVE FORM

• DO/DOES + SUBJECT + VERB-HAVE + COMPLEMENT

DO I HAVE A CAR?

DO YOU HAVE A DOG?

DOES HE HAVE A CAT?

DOES SHE HAVE A BAG?

DOES IT HAVE A HOUSE?

DO WE HAVE BOOKS?

DO YOU HAVE WATCHES?

DO THEY HAVE A TV?

REMEMBER

wake up

wash your face

take a shower

dry your hair

brush your hair

eat breakfast

brush your teeth

get dressed

go to the bathroom

make your bed

go to school

study

eat lunch

go home

do homework

eat dinner

take a bath

go to bed

SHORT ANSWERS

YES / NO QUESTIONS

WH-QUESTIONS

Mike wakes up at 8:00 am, he takes a shower and then

he eats breakfast, he doesn’t like milk, so he usually

drinks orange juice.

After breakfast he walks his dog Milo and then feeds

him. After that he goes to the gym, he doesn’t use the

pool because he never learned to swim.

When he finishes exercising he goes to the nearest

restaurant and have lunch, then he goes back to his

house. He doesn’t take a nap, because his work starts

early in the afternoon and he has to catch the bus at

1:30 pm.

Now let’s answer some questions about Mike

1. Does Mike wake up at 7:00 am?

2. Does Mike drink milk at breakfast?

3. Does Mike have a dog?

4. Does Mike use the gym´s swimming pool?

5. Does Mike cook for lunch?

6. Does Mike go to work by bus?

THANKS