Simple Present

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Estudo do tempo verbal Simple Present em inglês com regras de conjugação, formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa, e exercícios para iniciantes.

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What is the Simple Present used for?
Para descrever hábitos, rotinas, verdades universais e fatos permanentes.
He / She / It general rule in affirmative
Acrescenta-se -s ao verbo principal (ex: work -> works).
Verbs ending in -ch, -sh, -s, -x, -z, -o with He / She / It
Acrescenta-se -es no final (ex: watch -> watches, go -> goes).
Verbs ending in consonant + y with He / She / It
Substitui-se -y por -ies (ex: study -> studies, fly -> flies).
Verbs ending in vowel + y with He / She / It
Apenas acrescenta-se -s (ex: play -> plays, say -> says).
Third-person singular form of 'have'
Has (forma irregular).
Third-person singular forms of 'be'
Is (para he, she, it); am (para I); are (para you, we, they).
Auxiliary verb for negative: I, you, we, they
Do not ou don't + verbo na forma base.
Auxiliary verb for negative: he, she, it
Does not ou doesn't + verbo na forma base (sem -s).
Auxiliary verb for questions: I, you, we, they
Do + sujeito + verbo na forma base (ex: Do you live here?).
Auxiliary verb for questions: he, she, it
Does + sujeito + verbo na forma base (ex: Does he work?).
Short answer: 'Do you speak English?' (positive / negative)
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
Short answer: 'Does she like coffee?' (positive / negative)
Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
Word order for WH-questions in Simple Present
WH-word + do/does + sujeito + verbo na forma base (ex: Where do you work?).
Frequency adverbs position with regular verbs
Antes do verbo principal (ex: She always arrives on time).
Frequency adverbs position with verb 'to be'
Depois do verbo 'to be' (ex: He is usually tired).
Complete: She ___ (live) in London.
lives
Complete: I ___ (work) in a hospital.
work
Complete: They ___ (speak) Portuguese.
speak
Complete: He ___ (watch) TV every evening.
watches
Complete: My brother ___ (study) medicine.
studies
Complete: The Earth ___ (go) around the Sun.
goes
Complete: We ___ (play) tennis on Sundays.
play
Complete: The train ___ (leave) at 8 AM.
leaves
Complete: John ___ (have) two sisters.
has
Complete: Water ___ (boil) at 100 degrees Celsius.
boils
Negative: She likes fish.
She doesn't like fish.
Negative: They speak German.
They don't speak German.
Negative: I understand the rule.
I don't understand the rule.
Negative: He drives to work.
He doesn't drive to work.
Negative: We need more time.
We don't need more time.
Negative: The dog barks at night.
The dog doesn't bark at night.
Question: You live here. -> ?
Do you live here?
Question: She speaks French. -> ?
Does she speak French?
Question: They want to leave. -> ?
Do they want to leave?
Question: He works in an office. -> ?
Does he work in an office?
Question: It rains a lot in winter. -> ?
Does it rain a lot in winter?
Make question: (where / you / live)
Where do you live?
Make question: (what / he / do)
What does he do?
Make question: (when / they / start)
When do they start?
Make question: (how often / she / travel)
How often does she travel?
Correct the error: 'He don't like milk.'
He doesn't like milk.
Correct the error: 'Does she works here?'
Does she work here?
Correct the error: 'She studys English.'
She studies English.
Correct the error: 'He washs his car.'
He washes his car.
Correct the error: 'I plays football.'
I play football.
Correct the error: 'She never is late.'
She is never late.
Correct the error: 'Where he lives?'
Where does he live?
Correct the error: 'My parents lives in Brazil.'
My parents live in Brazil.
Complete with be: They ___ (be) very friendly.
are
Complete with be: He ___ (not / be) at home.
is not (isn't)
Complete with be: ___ (be) you tired?
Are

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