Is your name Sean? 2
No, my name isn’t Sean. 3
Is your name Tim? 4
No, my name isn’t Tim 5
Is your name Mike? 6
No, my name isn’t Mike 7
Is your name John? 8
No, my name isn’t John 9
Is your name Ron? 10
Yes, my name is Ron 11
What is your name? 12
My name is Ron 13
What is your name? 14
Is this your phone? 15
No, this is not my phone 16
Is this her phone? 17
No, this is not her phone 18
Is this his phone? 19
No, this is not his phone 20
Is this my phone? 21
Yes, this is your phone 22
Whose phone is this? 23
This is your phone 24
Whose phone is this? 25
Is my name John? 26
No, your name isn’t John 27
Is my name Lisa? 28
No, your name isn’t Lisa. 29
No, my name isn’t Lisa 30
Lisa is over there 31
Her name is Lisa 32
My name is Sam 33
Is my name Ron? 34
No, your name isn’t Ron 35
Is my name Sam? 36
Yes, your name is Sam 37
What is my name? 38
Your name is Sam 39
What is my name? 40
Whose name is Ron? 41
My name is Ron 42
Whose name is Sam? 43
Your name is Sam 44
Are they teachers? 45
No, they aren’t teachers. 46
Are they students? 47
Yes, they are students. 48
Who are they? 49
They are students 50
Who are they? 51
Are these students on the floor? 52
No, these students aren’t on the floor 53
Are these students on the floor? 54
No, these students aren’t on the floor 55
Are these students on the ceiling? 56
No, these students aren’t on the ceiling 57
Are these students on the chairs? 58
Yes, these students are on the chairs. 59
Where are these students? 60
These students are on the chairs. 61
Where are these students? 62
Who are on the chairs? 63
These students are on the chairs. 64
Are these students people? 65
Yes, these students are people. 66
Are these students things? 67
No, these students aren’t things. 68
Yeah, these students are people 69
They aren’t things 70
The table is a thing 71
the chair is a thing 72
The cabinet is a thing 73
The car is a thing 74
The students are not things 75
They are people 76
Is the teacher a person? 77
Yes, the teacher is a person. 78
Is the teacher a thing? 79
No, the teacher isn’t a thing 80
What is the teacher? 81
The teacher is a person. 82
Is he on the chair? 83
No, he isn’t on the chair. 84
Is he under the table? 85
No, he isn’t under the table. 86
Is he in the cabinet? 87
No, he isn’t in the cabinet. 88
Is he on the train? 89
No, he isn’t on the train 90
Is he in the class? 91
Yes, he is in the class. 92
Yes, he is a teacher 93
And he is in the class 94
He isn’t in the class alone 95
These students are in the class, too 96
Is he in the class alone? 97
No, he isn’t in the class alone. 98
Are the students in the class alone? 99
No, the students aren’t in the class alone. 100
Are these students in the class, too? 101
Yes, these students are in the class, too. 102
Who are in the class? 103
They are in the class? 104
Who are in the class? 105
Who are in the class? 106
They are in the class? 107
Are we in the class, too? 108
Yes, we are in the class, too. 109
Are we things? 110
No, we aren’t things. 111
Are we people? 112
Yes, we are people. 113
Is this cabinet a person? 114
No, this cabinet isn’t a person 115
Is this cabinet a thing? 116
Yes, this cabinet is a thing 117
Is this cabinet on the ceiling? 118
No, this cabinet isn’t on the ceiling 119
Is this cabinet on the wall? 120
No, this cabinet isn’t on the wall. 121
Is this cabinet under the table? 122
No, this cabinet isn’t under the table. 123
Is this cabinet on the floor? 124
Yes, this cabinet is on the floor. 125
Where is this cabinet? 126
This cabinet is on the floor. 127
Where is this cabinet? 128
Is it morning? 129
No, it isn’t morning 130
Is it afternoon? 131
No, it isn’t afternoon 132
Is it evening? 133
No, it isn’t evening 134
Is it night? 135
Yes, it is night 136
Is it 11pm? 137
No, it isn’t 11 pm 138
Is it 12 o’clock midnight? 139
No, it isn’t 12 o’clock midnight. 140
Is it 12:30 AM? 141
No, it isn’t 12:30 AM 142
Is it 3 AM? 143
No, it isn’t 3 AM 144
Is it 10 PM? 145
No, it isn’t 10 PM 146
What time is it? 147
It is 11:30 PM 148
What time is it? 149
What time is it? 150
It is 11:30 PM 151
Is it afternoon? 152
No, it isn’t afternoon 153
Is it evening? 154
No, it isn’t evening 155
Is it night? 156
No, it isn’t night 157
Is it morning? 158
Yes, it is morning 159
Is it 12 o’clock noon? 160
No, it isn’t 12 o’clock noon 161
Is it 1 pm? 162
No, it isn’t 1 pm 163
Is it 5 am? 164
No, it isn’t 5 am 165
What time is it? 166
It is 10 am. 167
What time is it? 168
What time is it? 169
It is 10 am. 170
This might seem weird to you 171
if you have only one present tense 172
one past tense 173
and one future tense in your language 174
that in English we have several present 175
several past 176
and several future tenses 177
For example 178
one present tense 179
for actions that happen on a regular basis 180
and one present tense 181
for actions 182
that are happening right now 183
All tenses in English 184
have their own grammar rules 185
and their own indicative words 186
Words that indicate the tense 187
Those are very important words 188
and you need to pay very close attention to them 189
You are already familiar with several indicative words 190
“is” 191
for describing singular objects or people 192
“are” 193
for describing plural objects 194
and “am” 195
when you talk about yourself 196
Today we’re going to learn to describe actions 197
Actions that happen on a regular basis 198
like 199
Every day 200
once a week 201
twice a month 202
etc 203
But not at this moment 204
The tense is called 205
“simple present” 206
For example 207
I drink three cups of coffee a day 208
I do it on a regular basis 209
Three times a day. 210
He has two expensive cars 211
Again 212
this is not some action that he’s doing right now 213
Let me show you how to use this tense correctly 214
I sleep for 6 hours every night 215
“I” 216
the subject 217
followed by the base form of the verb “sleep” 218
We play Angry Birds before school every day 219
Subject “we”, 220
followed by the base form of the verb “play” 221
What is the base form of the verb? 222
You see 223
verbs in English can change their form 224
depending on the tense and gender 225
By base form 226
I mean the form of the verb you will find in a dictionary 227
Without any endings or suffixes 228
They take a bus to work 229
Subject “they” 230
followed by the base form of the verb “take”. 231
They take a bus to work 232
This sentence means 233
that they usually take the bus 234
maybe every day, or on working days 235
but not at this moment. 236
Let’s ask a question 237
Do you drink coffee in the morning? 238
So, what’ve we got here? 239
Here is our subject “you” 240
followed by the base form of the verb “drink” 241
But, look here 242
What’s this? 243
Yes 244
this is the indicative word I told you about 245
This “do” 246
doesn’t have any real meaning in this sentence 247
We have to put it put it before the subject 248
in this case it’s “you” 249
just to indicate the tense of the question 250
Another example of the question 251
How many cups of coffee do you drink in the morning? 252
Subject “you” 253
always followed by the action “drink” 254
And before the subject… 255
yes 256
we have our indicative word “do” 257
And in negative sentences 258
we use “do not” 259
or its contraction “don’t” 260
after the subject 261
I don’t drink tea in the morning 262
You don’t like coffee with milk 263
I don’t have a car 264
However 265
the simple present rules are a bit different 266
when the subject is “he”, “she” or “it”. 267
We’ll talk about it a bit later. 268
And now let’s practice 269
When 270
To have 271
To go 272
to go to work 273
To like 274
To use 275
To sleep 276
To work 277
To take 278
To take a train 279
To take a bus 280
An office 281
A bed 282
Often 283
When 284
To have 285
To go 286
to go to work 287
To like 288
To use 289
To sleep 290
To work 291
To take 292
To take a train 293
To take a bus 294
An office 295
A bed 296
Often 297
Do you have a phone? 298
Yes, I have a phone 299
Do you have a phone? 300
Do you like your phone? 301
Yes, I like my phone. 302
Do you often use your phone? 303
Yes, I often use my phone. 304
Do you use your phone when you work? 305
Yes, I use my phone when I work 306
Do you use your phone when you take a train? 307
Yes, I use my phone when I take a train 308
Do you use your phone when you sleep? 309
No, I don’t use my phone when I sleep 310
Do you use your phone when you sleep? 311
No, I don’t use my phone when I sleep 312
Do you go to work in the morning? 313
Yes, I go to work in the morning 314
Do you go to work in the afternoon? 315
No, I don’t go to work in the afternoon 316
Do you go to work in the evening? 317
No, I don’t go to work in the evening. 318
Do you go to work at night? 319
No, I don’t go to work at night 320
When do you go to work? 321
I go to work in the morning 322
When do you go to work? 323
Do you work at a restaurant? 324
No, I don’t work at a restaurant. 325
Do you work at an office? 326
Yes, I work at an office. 327
Where do you work? 328
I work at an office. 329
Where do you work? 330
Do you like your job? 331
Yes, I like my job 332
Do you like your job? 333
Are people nice at your work? 334
Yes, people are nice at my work. 335
Do you sleep at work? 336
No, I don’t sleep at work. 337
Do you go to work at 5 am? 338
No, I don’t go to work at 5 am 339
Do you go to work at 12 o’clock noon? 340
No, I don’t go to work at 12 o’clock noon. 341
Do you go to work at 8 o’clock in the morning? 342
Yes, I go to work at 8 o’clock in the morning 343
What time do you go to work? 344
I go to work at 8 o’clock in the morning 345
What time do you go to work? 346
Do you sleep on the bus when you go to work? 347
No, I don’t sleep on the bus when I go to work. 348
Do you sleep on the bus when you go to work? 349
Do you sleep in your bed? 350
Yes, I sleep in my bed. 351
Do you sleep at a restaurant? 352
No, I don’t sleep at a restaurant 353
Do you sleep under your table at work? 354
No, I don’t sleep under my table at work. 355
Do you sleep under your table at work? 356
Where do you sleep? 357
I sleep in my bed 358
Where do you sleep?