Affirmative / Negative / Questions
This page includes grammar, bilingual vocabulary, reading with QCM, writing, listening, and a 15-minute application exercise.
We use the Present Simple for habits, routines, facts, and things that happen regularly.
Structure: Subject + base verb
I work every day. · You play football. · We live in Bouaké. · He works in an office. · She studies English. · It rains a lot in June.
Structure: Subject + do/does + not + base verb
I do not (don't) work on Sunday. · You do not like coffee. / You don't like coffee. · He does not play tennis. / He doesn't play tennis. · She does not go to school on Saturday.
Structure: Do/Does + subject + base verb?
Do you speak French? · Do they live near here? · Does he like pizza? · Does she go to school every day?
Useful words for talking about daily routines and habits. English meaning and French meaning are shown together.
Read the text carefully or listen to it.
Sarah wakes up at 6:30 every morning. She takes a shower, eats breakfast, and goes to school. She usually studies in the afternoon and does her homework in the evening. On Saturdays, she helps her mother and sometimes visits her friends. Sarah is very organized, and she always finishes her tasks on time.
Write 5 to 7 sentences about your daily routine using the Present Simple.
Click Start Listening to hear the text. The audio can be played only 3 times. The questions appear when you start.
Tom wakes up at seven o'clock every day. He drinks milk, eats bread, and goes to school. He doesn't stay at home in the morning. He studies hard and asks questions in class. In the evening, he plays with his sister and watches TV for a short time.
Complete the exercise in 15 minutes. Click Start to launch the timer.
Lesson 13 - Present Simple / Affirmative / Negative / Questions · Coach ASSOA