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Speak Fluent English

• Listen English Everywhere.

• Study a bit everyday, don’t give up a


day.

• Focus on speaking without worrying


about Grammar.
Many English learners worry too much about
tense. If you stopped 100 native English
speakers in the street and asked them about
tense, one of them might give you an
intelligent answer—if you were lucky. The other
99 would know little about terms like "past
perfect" or "present continuous". And they
would know nothing about aspect, voice or
narration. But they can all speak fluent English
and communicate effectively. So I will help to
know about tenses, but don't become obsessed
with them. Be like those native speakers!
Speak naturally!
TENSE
Simple Present Tense
When to use ?
• Facts :- Water boils at 10000c.
• Universal Truth :- Sun rises in the east.
• Habit :- I always drive my car very fast.
• Repeated Action or Daily Routine
:- I go to my office everyday at 10am.
• News Headlines :-
PM arrives at Ranchi on 15th Aug 2009.
The present simple is used
for:
repeated actions or daily routines usually
with time
expressions such every every every
as: day, week, Monday

She usually plays tennis at the


weekend.
The present simple is used
for:
permenant
states

He works in an
office.
He is a He lives in New
businessman. York.
(permenant
state)
The present simple is used
for:
general truths or laws of
nature

The sun sets in the


west.
Simple Present Tense
• How to Use?
S + V1/V5 + O
Note:- We use V5 only when the subject is TPSN(Third Person Singular Number)
Simple Present Tense

alway usuall ofte


s y n

sometim neve
es r
Simple Present Tense

I always have breakfast after I have a


shower.
Simple Present Tense

I always go jogging before I have


Simple Present Tense

I always brush my teeth before I go to


Simple Present Tense

I always watch TV after I do my


Simple Present Tense

I always cook a meal after I go


Simple Present Tense
Simple Present Tense

• What do pilots usually do?

They usually fly aeroplanes

fly aeroplanes
Simple Present Tense

• What do bakers usually do?

They usually make bread


Simple Present Tense

• What do farmers usually do?

They usually grow


Simple Present Tense

• What do postmen usually do?

They usually deliver


Simple Present Tense
get make the
dressed bed

go
jogging

wash the
catch the dishes
Simple Present Tense
positive

I play basketball every Saturday.

You play basketball every Saturday.

He play s basketball every Saturday.

She play s basketball every Saturday.

It play s basketball every Saturday.

We play basketball every Saturday.

You play basketball every Saturday.

They play basketball every Saturday.


Simple Present Tense
negative
I don’t wash the car every day.

You don’t wash the car every day.

He doesn’t wash the car every day.

She doesn’t wash the car every day.

It doesn’t wash the car every day.

We don’t wash the car every day.

You don’t wash the car every day.

They don’t wash the car every day.


Simple Present Tense
question

Do I go to the cinema?

Do you go to the cinema?

Does he go to the cinema?

Does she go to the cinema?

Does it go to the cinema?

Do we go to the cinema?

Do you go to the cinema?

Do they go to the cinema?


Polar bears don’t live in hot
places.
They live in the North
Pole.
Do they eat fruit and
vegetables?
No, they don’t. They eat
fish.
Olivia likes red
roses.
She spends a lot of time in her
garden.
Does she work in the garden every
day?
Yes, she
No, I don’t. I love Spanish. Do you speak Spanish?

What do you do?

What do you Do
do? speak you
Spanish?

I No, I
love don’t.
Spanish
It’s in Reading. What do you do in your free time?

I drive there every day. Where do you work?

What do you do in
your It’s in
free time? Reading.

Where do
you
work?

I drive
there
every day

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