Target Video English Course By Teacher Serge

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• Presents
• Simple Present

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• Simple Present
• FORMS
• SUBJECTVERB
• SUBJECTDO/DOES(NOT)VERB
• DO/DOESSUBJECTVERB?

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• SUBJECTVERB

I You He She It We You They
Buy clothes. Buy clothes. Buys clothes. Buys
clothes. looks good. Buy clothes. Buy
clothes. Buy clothes.
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• He/She/it
• VERBS
• She speaks English.
• He eats sandwiches.
• Details
• He speak English.
• He speak English.
• He speaks English.

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• He/She/it
• VERBES S,SH,CH,X,Z,O
• She watches the movie.
• Details
• She watch the movie.
• She watch the movie.
• She watches the movie.

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• He/she/it
• VERBIES CONSONANTY
• He studies English.
• Details
• He study English.
• He stud_ English.
• He studies English.

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• DO(NOT)
• I/You/We/They
• I play cards.
• I dont play cards.
• Do you play cards?
• Details
• We eat sandwiches.
• We dont eat sandwiches.

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• DO(?)
• I/You/We/They
• Do you eat sandwiches?
• Details
• We eat sandwiches.
• Do We eat sandwiches?

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• DOES(not)(?)
• He/She/It
• Does he eat sandwiches?
• She doesnt eat sandwiches.
• Details
• He eats sandwiches.
• Does he eat sandwiches?

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• USE 1 Repeated Actions
• Use the Simple Present to express the idea that
  an action is repeated or usual.

I play tennis.The train leaves every morning at
8 am.She always forgets her purse.
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• USE 2 Facts or Generalizations
• The Simple Present can also indicate the speaker
  believes that a fact was true before, is true
  now, and will be true in the future.

Cats like milk.California is in America.New
York is a big city.
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• USE 3 Scheduled Events in the Near Future
• Speakers occasionally use Simple Present to talk
  about scheduled events in the near future.

The train leaves tonight at 6 p.m. The party
starts at 8 o'clock. When does class begin
tomorrow?
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• ADVERB PLACEMENT
• The examples below show the placement for
  grammar adverbs such as always, only, never,
  ever, still, just, etc.
• Examples
• You only speak English.
• Do you only speak English?
• I generally wake up at 4 a.m.
• I never stop at that shop.

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• Magazines
• Many magazines are of general interest. Some of
  them are aimed at women, men or young people,
  while others cover a hobby or leisure activity.
  Other magazines are for specialists in a
  particular field. Most magazines contain
  articles, color pictures, reviews and stories
  which establish the identity of the magazine.
  They also carry advertisements. Some have a page
  of readers letters commenting on articles in
  previous issues or asking for advice. Magazines
  can be bought at bookshops, bookstalls and
  newsstands. But it is often cheaper to take out a
  subscription to a magazine and to have it sent by
  mail. Many people do not buy magazines, but read
  back copies (old issues) put out in their
  doctors or dentists waiting rooms or at the
  hairdressers.

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