Format: Subject pronouns I Positive Negative brush my teeth don’t brush my teeth Question Do I brush my teeth? You Brush your teeth don’t brush your teeth Do you brush your teeth? She brushes her teeth doesn’t brush her teeth Does she brush her teeth? He brushes his teeth doesn’t brush his teeth Does he brush his teeth? It brushes its teeth doesn’t brush its teeth Does it brush its teeth? We brush our teeth don’t brush our teeth. Do we brush our teeth? they brush their teeth. don’t brush their teeth. Do they brush their teeth? Simple present Functions/Usages: (Permanent situations) • To talk about routines/ repetitive action I usually don’t take a shower in the morning. I always have tea for breakfast. I never get up late. I work in the evenings. • To talk about habits I bite my nails. I speak loudly when I’m stressed. She smokes. • To talk about scientific facts/ General truth The moon turns around the sun. Flowers need water. Ali lives in Tehran. Reysa teaches English. Men earn more money than women in Iran. • Stative verbs Thinking verbs: know, believe, agree, disagree, think, promise, doubt, … Feeling verbs: love, like, hate, dislike, adore, prefer, want, need Sense verbs: sound, seem, look, smell, touch, taste, feel Possession: have, own Signs: Adverbs of Frequency Always- Usually- Often- Sometimes-occasionally- Hardly ever/RarelyNever F.A+ main verb He always has breakfast. To be + F.A He’s always late. Every day, every month, every …. On Sundays He goes swimming every day.