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VIDA COTIDIANA EN OTRO IDIOMA IETAPA 3: MI VIDA DIARIA
Simple Present Tense
I
You
We
They
verb Complement+ +
He
She
It
verb (-s*) Complement+ +
Third person
▪ Affirmative
*
(-es): verbos que terminan en –
o, -ch, -sh, -x, -ss.
(-ies): verbos terminados en –y,
a la cual le antecede una
consonante.
Examples:
You play basketball.
She watches TV.
Simple Present Tense ▪ Negative
I
You
We
They
verb Complement+ +
He
She
It
verb Complement+ +
Third person
Examples:
You don’t play basketball.
She doesn’twatch TV.
+ don’t
doesn’t+
Simple Present Tense ▪ Interrogative (Yes/No answers)
I
You
We
They
verb Complement+ +
He
She
Itverb Complement+ +
Third person
Examples:
Do you play basketball?
Yes, I do.
Does she watch TV?
No, she doesn’t.
+Do
Does + ?
?
Prepositions of time and place (in, on, at)
Examples:
I live in Monterrey.
She exercises on weekends.
They wake up at 6:30 a.m.
• There is a pen on the desk.
• There isn’t a book under the bed.
• Is there a cat in the backyard? Yes, there is.
Singular
There is
• There are children in the park.
• There aren’t apples in the tree.
• Are there some pencils in the bag? No, therearen’t.
Plural
There are
There is / There are▪ To say that something exists (or doesn’t exist).
Underline the simple present verbs
Bob’s Daily Routine
Bob wakes up at 6 a.m. He takes a shower and
has breakfast. Then, he goes to school.
He finishes classes at 1:00 p.m. After that, he
goes home to have lunch. He does homework
and watches TV in the afternoon.
At 8:00 p.m., he brushes his teeth and goes to
bed.
Referencias
Keith, S., (2020). Vida Cotidiana en Otro Idioma 1. Ciudad de México, México: Proveedora
de Textos de Monterrey.
