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B1 Unit 1 Grammar: Simple present
- 2. When do we use the simple present tense? The simple present Frequency adverbs Final–s/-es and spelling Usually? Sometimes? Never? Go-goes Work-works Wash-washes 01 0302
- 3. When do we use the simple present tense? 01
- 4. The Simple Presentpast future xx x xxxx x xxx now
- 5. Where are you from? I’m from New York. Where do you live now? I live in the Sunset area.
- 6. The Simple Present Facts, Truth or Permanent Situations (a) Cody lives in San Francisco. (b) Ashley is from New York. (c) There are many good restaurants in San Francisco.
- 7. I usually take the shuttle. How do you go to work? The shuttle leaves around 8:30am, and it takes about 2 hours to get to my office. How long does it take to get to your office?
- 8. The Simple Present Habits/Routines Schedule Frequency (a) Cody takes shuttles to work. (b) The shuttle leaves at 8:30am. (c) He sometimes works from home.
- 9. Let’s Practice! My English Class starts at 9:00 every morning. A single day is 24 hours long.
- 10. Let’s Practice! Sometimes I work in my office. Michael goes to bed late.
- 12. Cody: Ashley, what do you like to do on the weekend? Ashley: I spend a lot of time outdoors. I go hiking every Saturday. How about you? What do you usually do on the weekend? Cody: My roommate and I go to the farmers market every Sunday morning. I sometimes go surfing on the weekend, too. Ashley: Which farmer’s market do you go to? The one near Civic Center? Cody: No, we go to the one near Fort Mason. Would you like to join us this Sunday? Ashely: Sure! That sounds like a plan! Situation 3
- 13. I sometimes go surfing on the weekend. What do you usually do on the weekend?
- 14. Frequency Adverbs positive seldom frequently usually generally always sometimes often hardly ever rarely almost never never negative 100% 0%
- 15. How to use frequency adverbs? Subject + Freq. Adv + Verb (simple present) Subject + BE (is, am, are)+ Freq. Adv I usually wake up when the sun comes up. My roommate is rarely home in the evening. Do you usually wake up when the sun comes up? Subject + Freq. Adv Is your roommate rarely home in the evening? Subject + Freq. Adv BE (is, am, are)+ Freq. Adv + Verb
- 16. Let’s Practice! John plays his guitar. often John __________ his guitar.often plays
- 17. Let’s Practice! Cody goes surfing on the weekend. always Cody __________ surfing on the weekend.always goes
- 18. Let’s Practice! The baby is happy. usually The baby __________ happy.is usually
- 19. Let’s Practice! Anna doesn’t eat meat. never Anna __________ meat.never eats
- 20. Final –s/-es 03
- 21. Amy eats lunch. Emma eats lunch.They eat lunch together.
- 22. A horse, It, Ann, She, Tom, He Horses, Tom and Ann, We, They Singular Noun Verb-s Plural Noun Verb Subject: Singal Noun or Plural Noun?
- 23. A horse runs. Horses run together. Singular Noun Verb-s Plural Noun Verb Pay attention to the Subject
- 24. Let’s Practice! My parents like to go hiking. My family likes to go hiking. Where’s the subject? Singular or plural? Plural Where is the verb? -s or no -s? no -s Singular Where’s the subject? Singular or plural? Where is the verb? -s or no -s? Verb -s
- 25. Let’s Practice! Cody goes to the farmer’s market every Sunday. My dad teaches at the university. Where’s the subject? Singular or plural? Singular Where is the verb? -es or no -es? Verb -es Singular Where’s the subject? Singular or plural? Where is the verb? -es or no -es? Verb -es
- 26. Group 1 Add-s, for most verbs Plural Noun visit speak ride write Singular Noun visits speaks rides writes Group 2 Add-es to verbs end with –ch, -sh, -s, -x, -z Plural Noun catch wash miss fix buzz Singular Noun catches washes misses fixes buzzes Spelling of Final: -s or -es
- 27. Group 4 Irregular verbs Plural Noun go do have Singular Noun goes does has Spelling of Final: -s or -es Group 3 If the verb ends in a consonant + y, change the –y to -ies If the verb ends in a vowel + y, simply add -s Plural Noun fly try carry pay stay Singular Noun flies tries carries pays stays
- 28. Let’s Practice! his laundry on Monday. Verb?-s or -es? He does
- 29. Let’s Practice! her teeth in the dark. Verb?-s or -es? The girl brushes
- 30. Let’s Practice! his bike every Sunday. Verb?-s or -es? Paul rides CREDITS: Template from slidgo.com Images from unsplash.com and nytimes.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- The teacher introduces the topics
- Record two people having this dialog. Insert the video after the introduction.
- We use simple present tense to describe situations that stays true in the past, now and in the future. Think about it- what situations will not change through time?
- the teacher reads out the dialog, emphasize on the words in red
- Cody lives in San Francisco- we know Cody lived in SF yesterday, today and tomorrow. The situation stays unchanged for a while. The fact that Ashley is from New York will never change, and same with the fact that there are many good restaurant is San Francisco. When speakers say these sentences, they will know the situations are facts or truth, and it will not change for a while.
- Record two people having this dialog. Insert the video.
- the teacher reads out the dialog, emphasize on the words in red
- Same with the previous slide, just different sentences.
- The teacher should invite students to participate in the practice by pausing for 5 secs and say” the answer is……., did you get it right?”
- Record two people having this dialog. Insert the video
- the teacher reads out the dialog, emphasize on the words in red
- Introduce the adverbs
- Emphasize the form = in front of the be verbs and after the regular verbs,
- The teacher should invite students to participate in the practice by pausing for 5 secs and say” the answer is……., did you get it right?”
- Emphasize ”eats” and “eat”
- Singular nouns- verb + s
- The teacher should invite the audience to participate the practice by asking the questions and pausing for students to think about it
- Teacher introduce the rules of final –s and –es. The teacher can just go over it with the charts.