Present Simple English Grammar Presentation

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PRESENT
SIMPLE
TEACHER YULY
WHEN WE USE THE
PRESENT SIMPLE:
We use the Present Simple to talk about
what usually happens in the present.
FUNCTION:
permanent situations, general truths
Over two billion people speak English all
over the world.
FUNCTION:
regular or repeated actions or habits
The English drink a lot of tea.
FUNCTION:
timetables, scheduled events
The train to London leaves at 7:30.
FORM:
Subject + Verb
to make a sentence you'll need:
POSITIVE SENTENCES:
I play
you play
he/she/it plays
we play
you play
they play
ROUTINE VERBS
USEFUL VOCABULARY
A nurse's daily routine typically involves various tasks and responsibilities to ensure the well-being of patients. 
In the morning, the nurse wakes up early and gets ready for work. She heads to the hospital where she works, arriving around 7:00 AM. Before
starting her shift, she reviews the patient reports and updates from the night shift to stay informed about the patients' conditions.
Once her shift begins, the nurse checks on her assigned patients. She takes their vital signs, such as blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature,
and notes them down in the patients' charts. She also asks about their symptoms and any changes in their health.
Throughout the day, the nurse administers medications as prescribed by the doctors. She ensures that each patient receives the right dose at the
right time. She monitors their reactions to the medications and reports any adverse effects promptly.
During her shift, the nurse assists the doctors during rounds, providing them with updates on the patients' progress and any concerns that may
have arisen. She collaborates with other healthcare professionals, like physiotherapists and dieticians, to create comprehensive care plans for the
patients.
In addition to medical care, the nurse attends to the patients' personal needs. She helps them with bathing, dressing, and eating when necessary,
ensuring their comfort and dignity.
Throughout the day, the nurse responds to emergencies promptly. She stays calm under pressure and takes quick action to stabilize patients
before calling for further assistance if needed.
During downtime, the nurse documents her activities and observations in the patients' records, maintaining accurate and up-to-date medical
records.
As her shift comes to an end, the nurse hands over important information to the incoming nurses, ensuring a smooth transition of care. She leaves
the hospital around 7:00 PM, knowing that she made a difference in her patients' lives.
Outside of work, the nurse takes time to rest and recharge, knowing that another fulfilling and challenging day awaits her when she returns to the
hospital the next morning.
EXC
ER
CIS
ES
NEGATIVE SENTENCES:
I don't play
you don't play
he/she/it doesn't play
we don't play
you don't play
they don't play
QUESTIONS:
Question words + do + I/you/they + verb
Question words + does + he/she/it+ verb
WH QUESTIONS WORDS:
WHAT...? HOW MANY...?
WHEN...? HOW MUCH...?
WHERE...? WHICH...?
WHAT TIME...? WHY...? 
HOW OFTEN...?
HOW...?
WHO...?
QUESTIONS:
When do you usually play music?
What instrument does she play in the
band?
TIME EXPRESSIONS:
always, usually, often, sometimes, seldom,
never
Mike often wears the same jacket.
TIME EXPRESSIONS:
every day, every week, every month, every
summer, every Monday
We play basketball every Wednesday
evening.
TIME EXPRESSIONS:
once a month, twice a week, three times a
year
She has a dentist appointment twice a
year.
ANSWER
What time do you wake up in the morning?1.
Who prepares breakfast in your family?2.
Where do you usually have lunch during weekdays?3.
When do you exercise or work out?4.
Why do you like your favorite hobby or activity?5.
How do you travel to school or work?6.
What kind of books do you enjoy reading?7.
How often do you watch movies or TV shows?8.
What do you do to relax after a busy day?9.
Where do you go for vacations or holidays?10.
THANK YOU