ACTIVITIES

GENERAL
1. PRESENT SIMPLE
  1. Affirmative form
    1. The verb in infinitive is used for "I", "You", "We" and "They"
      1. I think - You sing - We sleep - They play
    2. The singular third-person infinitive adds "s" or "es" (He - She - It)
      1. He works - She studies - It rains
  2. Negative form
    1. The auxiliary "do not" is used for "I", "You", "We" and "They" before the verb in infinitive
      1. I do not dance - You don't pay - We don't lie - They do not walk
    2. The auxiliary "does not" is used for third person singular before the verb in infinitive
      1. He does not run - She doesn't buy - It doesn't hurt
  3. Interrogative form
    1. The auxiliary "Do" before the pronoun (I, You, We, They) is used, then the verb in the infinitive and ends with a question mark.
      1. Do I eat? - Do you speak English? - Do we go to School? - Do they have cash?
    2. The auxiliary "Does" before the pronoun (He, She, It) is used, then the verb in the infinitive and ends with a question mark.
      1. Does he bring the book? - Does she jump the fence? - Does it snow?
PROGRESSIVE
1. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
  1. It uses the verb "to be" in present simple and the gerund of the main verb (ending "ing")
    1. Affirmative form
      1. I'm writing - You are waiting - He is cooking - She is cleaning - It is raining - We are fighting - They are studying
    2. Negative form
      1. I am not smiling - You aren't reading - He isn't hearing - She isn't drinking - It isn't thundering - We aren't copying - They aren't taking part
    3. Interrogative form
      1. Am I sleeping? - Are you talking? - Is he crying? - Is she going up? - Is it happening? - Are we planning? - Are they flying?

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