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Spelling rules for "he" "she", and "it".

Affirmative + exercises

Concepts

Present simple

Negative + exercises

Questions + exercises

Extra practice (mixed)

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Concepts

What do we express with the simple present? These are the main concepts. Hover over each element to see an example.

Thoughts

Feelings

States or "General information"

Routines & habits

Spelling rules for "he", "she", and "it".

We have 3 rules for these subjects. Click on the picture to see them.

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Affirmative

2 cases

For he, she, and it, we add +s to the verb. Example: She likes pizza.

For I, you, we and they, the verb doesn't change. Example: They live in London.

+ See spelling rules again

Exercises

Present simple affirmative: exercises

Identification

Forms 1

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Forms: Write 1

Forms 2

Forms: Write 2

Exercise 4

Exercise 3

Exercise 5

Negative

2 cases: don't or doesn't.

Auxiliaries help us make our sentences negative. We use don't for: I, you, we, and they. We use doesn't for: he, she and it.. Important: We don't add +s to the verb for "he", "she", and "it", because the +s is included in the auxiliary "doesn't". Click on the buttons to see examples.

doesn't(he, she, and it)

don't (I, you, we, and they)

Present simple negative: exercises

Forms 2

Identification

Forms 1

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Forms: Write 2

Forms: Write 1

Forms: Write 3

Forms 3

Exercise 5

Exercise 7

Exercise 4

Exercise 6

Yes/no questions

When we want to ask a question we need to follow this formula:(Hover over each element to see more information)

Question mark (?)
Verb
Complement
Subject
Auxiliary
Do you like Chinese food ?
Does he live with roomies ?

Question words

Questions with question words

In this case, we add the question word at the beginning of the formula:(Hover over each element to see more information)

+QW
Question mark (?)
Verb
Complement
Subject
Auxiliary
How many dogs do you have at home ?
What kind of music do you like to dance ?

Exercises

Questions: Exercises

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

Identification

Identification

Writing

Identification

Start

Start

Start

Start

Extra exercises: affirmative, negative & questions.

Exercise 4

Exercise 3

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

That's it.

Now, you are an expert in the use of the present simple tense :)