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TEACHER'S NOTES Activity Type Reading and writing activity Language Focus Present simple subjectverb agreement Present simple affirmative and negative Third-person singular verb forms Adverbs of frequency and frequency expressions Aim To identify the rules and verb forms associated with the present simple tense. Preparation Make one copy of the three worksheets for each student. Introduction In this productive lesson, students learn to identify the rules and verb forms associated with the present simple tense. Procedure Give each student a copy of the three worksheets. Students start by writing third-person singular verb forms, adding s, -es, or ies to the end of verbs. When the students have finished, go through the answers and then have them complete the spelling rules for third-person singular verb forms by going through their list of verbs. Students then underline or circle the correct verb form in a set of present simple sentences and write what they understand about subject-verb agreement in the present simple. After that, the students fill in the correct verb forms in affirmative and negative sentences and write the rules for negative verb forms in the present simple. Finally, students rewrite sentences, adding adverbs of frequency and frequency expressions in the correct position. After which, they complete sentences, explaining the correct position of frequency adverbs and expressions in a sentence. "Answer key on the next page" Level Pre-intermediate Time 45 minutes

TEACHER'S NOTES Activity Type Reading and writing activity Language Focus Present simple subjectverb agreement Present simple affirmative and negative sentences Third-person singular verb forms Adverbs of frequency and frequency expressions Aim To identify the rules and verb forms associated with the present simple tense. Preparation Make one copy of the three worksheets for each student. Level Pre-intermediate Time 45 minutes Answer Key Exercise A 1. teaches 9. buzzes 2. flies 10. watches 3. runs 11. sits 4. pushes 12. guesses 5. fixes 13. stops 6. does 14. worries 7. dances 15. finishes 8. goes 16. has Exercise B 1. goes 9. barks 2. eat 10. listen 3. does 11. go 4. play 12. feed 5. listens 13. live 6. watches 14. eat 7. finishes 15. takes 8. sweeps Exercise C 1. doesn't play, play 6. brushes, goes 2. don't fly, swim 7. don't catch, catch 3. wash, don't put 8. doesn't rise, rises 4. don't clean, eat 9. doesn't sit, goes 5. tries, doesn't behave 10. doesn't have, has Exercise D Possible answers are underlined 1. We are often at home on Sunday. 2. I m usually not busy on Monday. 3. The cleaner works here five days a week. 4. My parents visit me once a month. 5. They are always happy to have guests. 6. We sometimes have bacon for breakfast. 7. Birds build their nests on this roof every summer. 8. They generally sing very loudly. 9. Sally is rarely late for school. 10. Mike seldom has lunch before one o clock.

For third-person singular verb forms in the present simple, we add -s, -es or -ies at the end of the verb. A. Add -s, -es or -ies to the following verbs. 1. teach 9. buzz 2. fly 10. watch 3. run 11. sit 4. push 12. guess 5. fix 13. stop 6. do 14. worry 7. dance 15. finish 8. go 16. have What are the spelling rules for present simple third-person singular verb forms? For most verbs, we add For verbs ending with a consonant and -y, we For verbs ending in -s, -z, -ch, -sh, -o, or -x, we add For the verb 'have', we B. Underline or circle the correct present simple verb form in each sentence. 1. My family go / goes on holiday in the summer. 2. I often eat / eats dinner at my friend s house. 3. Emma do / does her homework in the evening. 4. They play / plays badminton every afternoon. 5. Harry seldom listen / listens to me. 6. My brother never watch / watches television. 7. He never finish / finishes his homework on time. 8. Mrs. White sweep / sweeps the floor twice a week. 9. My dog bark / barks at night. 10. You listen / listens to the radio every morning. 11. Becky and Liz go / goes to the swimming pool every week. 12. I never feed / feeds my cat. 13. My parents live / lives in Paris. 14. We eat / eats eggs for breakfast. 15. She take / takes a shower every morning. What do you understand about subject-verb agreement in the present simple?

C. Complete the present simple affirmative and negative sentences with the verbs in brackets. 1. Tom (not play) football. He likes to (play) computer games. 2. Fish (not fly). They (swim). 3. I (wash) the dishes, but I (not put) them away. 4. They (not clean) the kitchen, before they (eat) dinner. 5. Neil (try) to be a good boy, but he (not behave) well. 6. Sarah (brush) her hair every morning, before she (go) to school. 7. I (not catch) a cold in the summer, but I often (catch) a cold in the winter. 8. The sun (not rise) in the west. It (rise) in the east. 9. Natalie (not sit) in the sun. She rarely (go) to the beach. 10. A spider (not have) wings. A bird (have) wings. What are the rules for negative verb forms in the present simple?

Adverbs of frequency are often used with the present simple, because they indicate repeated or routine actions and activities. D. Rewrite the following present simple sentences, adding the adverb of frequency or frequency expression in the correct position. 1. We are at home on Sunday. (often) 2. I m not busy on Monday. (usually) 3. The cleaner works here. (five days a week) 4. My parents visit me. (once a month) 5. They are happy to have guests. (always) 6. We have bacon for breakfast. (sometimes) 7. Birds build their nests on this roof. (every summer) 8. They sing very loudly. (generally) 9. Sally is late for school. (rarely) 10. Mike has lunch before one o clock. (seldom) Where do we place adverbs of frequency in a sentence? Sentence with the verb to be: Sentences with one main verb: Negative sentences: Frequency expressions: