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    This document provides information about using simple present tense with third person singular subjects (she, he, it). It lists rules for forming the present tense of regular and irregular verbs in the third person singular. It gives examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It also provides spelling rules for adding "-s" or "-es" to verbs in the third person singular. There are practice sections for applying these rules by completing dialogues and rewriting statements as questions.

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    Simple present

    Singular third persons


    Simple present for she, he, it
    • (+) She works in a company Word order= S+m.v.+C
    • (+) He usually takes a taxi to go to the University
    • (+) He runs very good today / this machine runs
    very good now.
    Grammar:
    Simple present third persons
    • (+)George studies English at the Language Centre.
    • (-) Laura doesn`t teach English at school.
    Luis doesn`t dance in the disco
    • (?) Does she work for a company? (yes / no question)
    Yes, she does / No, she doesn`t.
    • Information question(Wh... ?)
    Where does she work?
    She works in a store . (affirmative sentence)
    Auxiliary verb third persons

    • Does for She, He, and It


     Use it in questions and short answers
    Doesn`t
    with negative form and short answers
    Spelling rules: Third persons (she, he, and it)
    Verb in infinitive or base Third persons Spelling
    form of the verb. (she, he, it)
    (I You we they)

    Live play Lives plays


    Most verbs add – s
    Read work make Reads works makes
    Stay pay StayS pays 1
    Spelling rules: Third persons (she, he, and it)
    Infinitive or base form of Third persons (she, he, it) Spelling
    the verb.
    Address addresses Verbs that end in
    finish switch on finishes switches on ch, sh, s, x ... Add-
    Watch watches
    fix Fixes
    es
    2
    Spelling rules: Third persons (she, he, and it)
    Infinitive or base form of Third persons (she, he, it) Spelling
    the verb.
    Study Studies Consonant + “y”
    Carry Carries change “y” to “i” and
    Cry Cries
    Try tries add.... ies 3

    Have Has Irregular verbs, write


    Go Goes different.
    Do Does
    Practice
    A: Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

    A: Look at my radio. Do you like?


    have that handle (2) ...do..
    B: yes, it`s great!. What (1)..does.....(do)
    (do)?
    A: It (3)…turns…(turn) a dynamo. The dynamo (4)
    …..........produces.......…(produce) electricity for the radio.
    B: What are at the top?
    A: They`re solar panels. They (5)…charge.....…(charge) the
    internal battery on a sunny day.
    B: Can the radio also (6)....use......(use)mains electricity?
    A: Yes, it..can....... And it also (7)…...uses....…(use) AA external
    batteries.
    B: So your radio (8)...has……(have) four power sources!
    A: That`s right.
    PRACTICE
    B: Rewrite the statements as questions, and read each statement.

    1. The classroom has an acrylic board. ..Does the classroom have an


    acrylic board...?
    2. These bikes have strong brakes. ...Do these bikes have strong brakes .?
    3. The radio has an internal battery. Does the radio have an internal battery..?...…….
    4. Those houses have solar panels. ..Do those houses have solar panels.?
    5. This book has interesting information..Does this book have interesting
    information..?
    6. You are a School teacher. ..Are you a school teacher..?
    7. The DVD works now. ..Does the DVD work
    now.....?.……
    8. The scissors have plastic handles. ....Do the scissors have plastic
    handless?........

    Do = I you, we, they

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