Prepared by: Lilyvic L. Kalim T-III

Using Simple Sentences. Prepared by: Lilyvic L. Kalim T-III.

Reminders of the Health Protocols:. Washing of hands Wearing of Face mask Wearing of Face Shield Social distancing.

A. Look at the pictures below. Write of an action word that will match each picture below..

1. The kids dance on stage. 2. Jace drives his new bicycle. 3. Tyler plays basketball. 4. Father works at the office. 5. Danna sings her favorite song..

Use Simple Verbs (past, present, future) in sentences. EN3G – IIa – b – 3.4..

Think about what you are doing in the past, present and future. Look at the pictures below, write PAST if it describes what you did in the past, PRESENT if it shows what you are doing in the present time, and FUTURE if it tells you what might be doing in the future..

Divide the class into 3 groups. Each group will be given different tasks to do. Present the criteria for Giving Points in the activity and presentation..

Criteria Points Cooperation 25% Well-behaved 25% Cleanliness 15% Correctness 35% Total 100%.

Group 1 Activity: Looking in the Past (Go over with the paragraph. Pick up the words that indicate actions and write it in the blanks below. Note the forms of each verb used.).

Group 2 Activity: Talking About Things Done Regularly! (From the pool of words that tell the action done by the following animals,write the correct action words to complete the sentences.).

Group 3 Activity: “Making Plans!” Complete the sentence with will + action word in the parentheses..

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When do you think these actions happen?.

Are these using simple verbs important to us specially at this time of pandemic? Why?.

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Verbs are words that indicate actions. These action words have its three simple forms or tenses: Simple Past Tense, Simple Present Tense and Simple Future Tense. The Simple Past Tense is used when talking about something that happened in the past or sometime ago..

The Simple Present Tense is used to express action that is happening in the present, done regularly or habitually. The Simple Future Tense is used to express action that is expected to be done or to happen..

➢ Using the Simple Present Tense If actions are done in the present, regularly or habitually, the verbs used are in simple present tense. Examples of time expressions that show habitual action: in the morning every other day every morning every day during summer every afternoon.

The Simple Present Tense of the verb is used with singular and plural nouns or pronouns. • The verb ends with s , the doer or the subject is singular. • The verb without s or in its original form, the doer or subject is plural. Example: Mother (write, writes) a letter to my uncle every other day. The boys (work, works) in the garden every morning..