VY32INOVACE12 01 Present Simple PreIntermediate Level Usage Universal

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VY_32_INOVACE_12 -01 Present Simple Pre-Intermediate Level

VY_32_INOVACE_12 -01 Present Simple Pre-Intermediate Level

Usage § Universal statement Spring follows winter. § Repeated actions at present John plays

Usage § Universal statement Spring follows winter. § Repeated actions at present John plays tennis every Monday. § Present period She works in a museum. § Fixed arrangement of things The bus leaves at 7 a. m. tomorrow morning.

Exercise Write one sentence for each use: § Something that happens regularly ……………………………………. §

Exercise Write one sentence for each use: § Something that happens regularly ……………………………………. § Fixed arrangement of things ……………………………………. § Universal statement …………………………………….

Word order § Declarative sentence S V O A She drinks water every morning.

Word order § Declarative sentence S V O A She drinks water every morning. § Interrogative sentence Do/Does S Does she V O drink water A every morning? § Negative sentence S She Do/Does Not V does not drink O A water every morning.

Exercise Find present simple forms in the text The Clarks are family from Scotland.

Exercise Find present simple forms in the text The Clarks are family from Scotland. There are the parents and two boys – John and Bob. They live in a small village. The father is a vet and he knows a lot about plants and animals. The mother is a nurse. She looks after old people. They like animals and they have two dogs and a cat. Boys walk the dogs every day. They also like swimming in the lake. Their parents don`t swim very often, they rather do gardening or they read books.

-s form § 3 rd person – she, it (she drinks, he has, it

-s form § 3 rd person – she, it (she drinks, he has, it comes) § -es (-s, -ss, -x, -sh, -ch, -tch, -o) § -ies (fancy----she fancies)

Have/ Have got § 3 rd person has/has got She has breakfast every morning.

Have/ Have got § 3 rd person has/has got She has breakfast every morning. She has got breakfast every day. § Negative sentence She does not have breakfast every day. She has not got breakfast every day. § Interrogative sentence Does she have breakfast every day? Has she got breakfast every day?

Imperative § Direct commands Come in! Do help me! You wait here! § Offers,

Imperative § Direct commands Come in! Do help me! You wait here! § Offers, suggestion Do have another cup of coffee! Have a seat! § Direction, instruction Turn left! Open your books!

Děkuji za pozornost. Autor DUM: Mgr. Gabriela Marchewková (Zdroj obrázků na snímcích 2, 4,

Děkuji za pozornost. Autor DUM: Mgr. Gabriela Marchewková (Zdroj obrázků na snímcích 2, 4, 6 a 8 jsou z MS Office Klipart)