L1: Present Simple Tense (Habits, Facts, & Verb Endings)
Welcome! When my students talk about their daily routines—like waking up early or going to the market—they need the Present Simple tense. This tense is the foundation of English. We use it to talk about Habits (things we do regularly) and Facts (things that are always true). Let's learn how to build these sentences correctly. Vocabulary & Verbs List: Wake up (Habit) - To stop sleeping and open your eyes. Work (Fact/Habit) - To do a job, especially for money. Eat (Habit) - To put food in your mouth, chew, and swallow it. Flow (Fact) - To move steadily and continuously in a current (like a river). Study (Habit) - To spend time learning about a subject. Open (Fact) - To start business for the day. Common Mistake: The Missing 'S' In English, when we talk about ONE other person or thing (He, She, or It), we MUST add 's' or 'es' to the end of the verb. Say "He works" not "He work". Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take …
