Question

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c) To give short answers to questions in the Simple Present, we say: "Yes, 1/you/ we/they do." and "Yes, he/she/it////////////", or "No. U/you/we/they ///////////////and "No. he/she/it doesn't

d) Now go back to activity 5 and use your notebook to give short answers to the questions

Other Uses of the Simple Present

You know that we use the Simple Present to talk about facts or permanent states. But the Simple Present has other uses. Read the sentences in the boxes below and do the activities:

Malala Yousafzai gets shot in the face for wanting an education Wakes from coma. Gets right back to reading

"My father always says it's important to treat friends well."

Unlike the other girls in Pakistan, Malala never gives up her steps toward her dream

7. Use your notebook to write down the best option to complete each sentence.

a) In the first box, the Simple Present was used to

•make the past more vivid

• talk about a future event.

b) in the second and third boxes, the Simple Present was used to

•talk about a habit, a repeated action

• talk about something that is happening at the moment.

c) Read the sentences in the second and third boxes again. Then, in your notebook, rewrite the sentences below using the correct alternative to complete them.

The words always and never are adverbs of manner/frequency. Those adverbs are used before/after the main verb in a sentence.

8. Use your notebook to transcribe the graph below using the adverbs always and never in the right places.

//////////////
100%

USUALLY

75%

OFTEN

50%

SOMETIMES

25%

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0%​

Answer 1

Resposta:

c) does / don't

7. a) make the past more vivid.

   b) talk about something tha is happening at the moment.

   c) "My father always says it's important to treat friends well." => adverb of manner

       "Unlike the other girls in Pakistan, Malala never gives up her steps toward her dream." => adverb of frequency  

8. Always 100%

   Never 0%