SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

SIMPLE
PRESENT
TENSE
 What is the use of
Simple Present Tense?
What can you say about the boy and the girl?
Can you see their habits according to this picture?
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What do you think of your partner?
I love him
I have a girl friend
Are you married?
He is very cute
He is very artsy
Nominal Verbal
Sentence Sentence
TIME EXPRESSIONS:

 Every ( day, week, month, year,

weekend, Monday ,etc.)
 Once / twice / three times  a week /
month / year
 Monthly
 In the evenings / mornings / afternoons
 On Sundays / Mondays, Fridays, etc.
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY:
 Always
 Almost always
 Usually
 Generally
 Normally
 Very often
 Often / frequently
 Sometimes
 Occasionally / Rarely / Seldom
 Hardly / Hardly ever
 Never
 IT IS TIME
FOR EXERCISE
Complete the blank space with the
appropriate predicate in the bracket.

Pekalongan is one of the centers of economic

growth in Central Java. The city 1 ........ (be)
located on the Pantura line. It 2. ..........
(connect) Jakarta-Semarang-Surabaya route.
Pekalongan 3 ................(consist) of four sub-
districts. They are West Pekalongan, North
Pekalongan, East Pekalongan, and South
Pekalongan. It 4. ...... (have) several traditions
in Pekalongan which 5. ....... (be/not) found in
other areas, for example, syawalan, sedekah
bumi, and so on.
Pekalongan is one of the centers of economic
growth in Central Java. The city (1) is located
on the Pantura line. It (2) connects Jakarta-
Semarang-Surabaya route. Pekalongan (3)
consists of four sub-districts. They are West
Pekalongan, North Pekalongan, East
Pekalongan, and South Pekalongan. It (4)
has several traditions in Pekalongan which 5.
are not found in other areas, for example,
syawalan, sedekah bumi, and so on.
What have you learned today?

1.The use of Simple Present Tense

2.The structure of Simple Present Tense in
Nominal and Verbal Sentence
3.The example Simple Present Tense in
Nominal and Verbal Sentence
This is about
Simple
Present Tense

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