O simple present é um tempo verbal que descreve uma ação que acontece o tempo todo ou com uma certa frequência. Humans communicate in different ways.

Apresentação em tema: "O simple present é um tempo verbal que descreve uma ação que acontece o tempo todo ou com uma certa frequência. Humans communicate in different ways."— Transcrição da apresentação:

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2 O simple present é um tempo verbal que descreve uma ação que acontece o tempo todo ou com uma certa frequência. Humans communicate in different ways. My computer needs maintenance regularly. Em geral, a forma do simple present coincide com a forma base ou o infinitivo em inglês. I have no time for you. You need a 6,25 to pass. We use our hands to talk. Americans influence the whole world.

3 Na 3ª pessoa do singular acrescentamos “s” no final do verbo. He think in English. Donna frequently change her mind. It sound like British to me. Alguns verbos sofrem modificações além do acréscimo do “s”: do gohave - does - goes- has She does her homework every night. s s s

4 Verbos terminados em consoante + y y + ies study - studies That airplane flies at 400 km/h. (fly) Verbos terminados em -ch, -sh, -s, -x e -o → + es teach- teacheswish- wisheskiss- kisses go - goes fix - fixes My father teaches maths in a public school. (teach)

5 Forma interrogativa Em perguntas, acrescentamos o auxiliar do (does, no caso da 3ª pessoa) antes do sujeito da oração. Do you like to hip hop? What do you have in your bag? Does English influence Portuguese a lot?

6 Forma negativa Na forma negativa, acrescentamos don’t (do not) antes do verbo. Na 3ª pessoa do singular acrescentamos doesn’t (does not) e mantemos o verbo na forma base sem “s” no final. We don’t use much Chinese in Brazil. David doesn’t study any languages.

7 Expressando frequência É comum utilizarmos advérbios de frequência com o simple present. Veja alguns: Always (sempre Always (sempre) Often (frequentemente) Usually (normalmente) Sometimes (às vezes) Hardly ever (quase nunca) Seldom (raramente) Rarely (raramente) Never (nunca) Once a week (uma vez por semana) Twice a month (duas vezes por mês) Three times a year (três vezes por ano) John often goes to basketball games. I never study at night. We have English lessons twice a week.

8 COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING VERBS  speak / live / open / drink / take / close 1.Ann__________German very well. 2.The swimming pool __________ at 9 o’clock and _________at 6 p.m. 3.My parents __________in a very small flat. 4.We__________coffee in the evening. 5. They usually __________ a walk with their son.

9 COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING VERBS  speak / live / open / drink / take / close 1.Ann speaks German very well. 2.The swimming pool opens at 9 o’clock and closes at 6 p.m. 3.My parents lives in a very small flat. 4.We drink coffee in the evening. 5. They usually take a walk with their son.

10 MAKE NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES USING THE CORRECT FORM OF VERB 1. Jane ___________(not/drink) tea very often. 2. What time __________ (the bank/close) in Britain? 3. What _____________(you/do) in the evening? 4. I ___________(not/play) tennis very well. 5. Janet ___________ (not/work) downtown. 6. Where___________ (Louis /study)?

11 MAKE NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES USING THE CORRECT FORM OF VERB 1. Jane doesn’t drink tea very often. (not/drink) 2. What time does the bank close in Britain? (the bank/close) 3. What do you do in the evening? (you/do) 4. I don’t play tennis very well. (not/play) 5. Janet doesn’t work downtown. (not/work) 6. Where does Louis study ?(Louis /study)