Rafifaraissya Khadijah _1022231012

Nov 13 2023 | 10:49

Resume :

 

Simple Present Tense is a tense that is used to talk about something that is general, or that always happens repeatedly, or a general truth. Simple Present Tense is usually marked with time information such as always, usually, often, every day, etc.

 

The formula are :

 

(+) subject + verb 1 s/es +complement/object/adverb

 

(-) subject + do/does not + verb 1 + complement/object/adverb

 

(?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 +complement/object/adverb

 

Simple Present Tense is divided into two sentence patterns, namely verbal simple present and nominal simple present tense.

 

The function of the simple present tense is as follows :

 

• expressing emotions/feelings

 

• giving instruction/command

 

• the scheduled event

 

 

 

Example of simple present tense :

 

• She doesn't drink americano

 

• Does she eat fried rice all the time?

 

• Karina writes a new song

 

• He likes banana 

 

• Arif is a smart student

 

• Fara celebrates a birthday party

 

• I always save my money

 

• does minjeong practice dancing every night ?

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Kurnia Adilah_1022231010

Nov 13 2023 | 10:52

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

 

The simple present tense is a sentence that describes a present state, a general state, and expresses a statement.Simple present tense is clearly timed unlike past tense, for example, now, today, every day, every week, every time.

 

Formula of present tense : Subject + to be + verb + object + adverb

Usage of the words:

 

If I, She, He, It -> use is

If You, They, We -> use are

Rules for the 3rd person singular (for he/she/it) :

1. If the form is general, add "s" behind it

Example: 

 

work -> works

eat -> eats

play -> plays

2. If verbs end in a consonant + y then "ies" is added

Example:

 

study -> studies

cry -> cries 

try -> tries

3. If verbs end in "o, sh, tch, x, and ss" then "es" is added

Example:

 

go -> goes

wash -> washes

watch -> watches

mix -> mixes

kiss -> kisses

Second person singular subject he, she, it :

 

She runs from the office (statement)

We are running from the office (see or do it directly)

A negative sentence is a sentence to which the word not is added

 

I, You, We, They ->  do not

He/She/It ->  does not or doesn't

The difference between past tense and present tense in negative sentences is:

 

If the past tense negative sentence becomes -> we were not / she was not / she had not

If the present tense negative sentence becomes -> we do not / she does not / i am not / he has not / we do not

An interrogative sentence is an interrogative sentence that uses a question mark and is preceded by do or does.

 

I, You, We, They -> use do

He/She/It -> uses does

Example sentences

 

Do I play?

Do we play?

Does he play?

The answer if positive (+) becomes "yes, I do" or "yes, we do". if the answer is negative (-) becomes "no, I don't" or "no, we don't".

 

The function of the simple present tense itself is as a general statement of fact, as a habitual or everyday activity and as a speaking moment, exists right now.

 

Example for present tense :

 

I walks to school everyday

She reads a book in the evening

The sun rises in the east

We play soccer on weekends

They enjoy spending times together

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Nama : Kurnia Adilah NIM : 1022231010

Nov 13 2023 | 10:57

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The simple present tense is a sentence that describes a present state, a general state, and expresses a statement.Simple present tense is clearly timed unlike past tense, for example, now, today, every day, every week, every time.

Formula of present tense : Subject + to be + verb + object + adverb
Usage of the words:

• If I, She, He, It -> use is
• If You, They, We -> use are

Rules for the 3rd person singular (for he/she/it) :
1. If the form is general, add "s" behind it
Example: 

• work -> works
• eat -> eats
• play -> plays

2. If verbs end in a consonant + y then "ies" is added
Example:

• study -> studies
• cry -> cries 
• try -> tries

3. If verbs end in "o, sh, tch, x, and ss" then "es" is added
Example:

• go -> goes
• wash -> washes
• watch -> watches
• mix -> mixes
• kiss -> kisses

Second person singular subject he, she, it :

1. She runs from the office (statement)
2. We are running from the office (see or do it directly)

A negative sentence is a sentence to which the word not is added

• I, You, We, They ->  do not
• He/She/It ->  does not or doesn't

The difference between past tense and present tense in negative sentences is:

1. If the past tense negative sentence becomes -> we were not / she was not / she had not
2. If the present tense negative sentence becomes -> we do not / she does not / i am not / he has not / we do not

An interrogative sentence is an interrogative sentence that uses a question mark and is preceded by do or does.

• I, You, We, They -> use do
• He/She/It -> uses does

Example sentences

1. Do I play?
2. Do we play?
3. Does he play?

The answer if positive (+) becomes "yes, I do" or "yes, we do". if the answer is negative (-) becomes "no, I don't" or "no, we don't".

The function of the simple present tense itself is as a general statement of fact, as a habitual or everyday activity and as a speaking moment, exists right now.

Example for present tense :

1. I walks to school everyday
2. She reads a book in the evening
3. The sun rises in the east
4. We play soccer on weekends
5. They enjoy spending times together

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Afrida Nur Afifah_1022231001

Nov 13 2023 | 11:12

Afrida Nur Afifah 
1022231001

Resume Simple Present Tense :
• Simple present tense is a form of tense that is used to express events that occur regularly, routinely, or are usually carried out in the present. 

• Characterics of the simple present tense : 
1. Adverb of time : always, sometimes, today, everyday, now, every time, every week, and others.
2. Verb 1 + s/ies/es
a). In general +s (e.g., work -> works, and others).
b). Verbs ending in conson y + ies (e.g., study -> studies and others).
c). Verbs ending in - o, sh, tch, x, ss + es (e.g., go -> goes, wash -> washes, watch -> watches,  and others).
3. Am/Is/Are : Am -> I, Is -> She, He, It and Are -> You, Are, They.

• Formula of simple present tense : 
1. Verbal Do/Does
Do -> I, You, They, We
Does -> He, She, It
2. Nominal
To be (Is/Am/Are) -> Adjective, Noun, Adverb, V-ing

• Stucture :
(+) -> Subject + (Am/Is/Are) + (Adj/Noun/Adv) 
(-) -> Subject + (Am/Is/Are) + Not + (Adj/Noun/ Adv)
(?) -> (Am/Is/Are) + Subject + (Adj/Noun/Adv)

• Function of simple present tense :
1. General statement of fact (e.g., The word is round) 
2. Habitual or everyday activity (e.g., I am learning online with zoom) 
3. Moment speaking, exists right now (e.g., I am studying at Thamrin University) 

• Simple present tense example sentences :
(+) 1. The sun rises in the east.
      2. He brushes his teeth thrice a day.
      3. She plays the guitar beautifully.
      
(-) 1. The cat doesn't like water.
     2. He doesn't like spicy food.
     3. They don't work on weekends.

(?) 1. Do you have a pet at home?
     2. Does he play the piano?
     3. Do you listen to music every day?

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Amanda Putri Hardiana

Nov 13 2023 | 11:47

Amanda Putri Hardiana
1022231021

Simple present tense is a form of tenses that is used to express events that occur regularly, routinely, or are usually done in the present. Simple present tense is a form of tenses that.
Present tense is used when someone wants to express an event or general fact that is happening right now. Apart from that, the simple present tense is also used in the conditional sent sentence pattern conditional sentence type 0 and conditional sentence type 1 followed by a simple future tense.
Before diving deeper, it's better if we remember the structure of a "sentence". So, we can say a sentence if it consists of the following 3 things:
S : Subject 
P : Predicate 
C : Complement 
In a verbal sentence, after the subject is followed by the verb (V). Meanwhile, in nominal sentences, after the subject it will be accompanied by a non-verb which we usually know as an auxiliary verb or to be (auxiliary verb).
In general, the simple present tense formula is Subject + Verb 1(s/es) + Complement for positive sentences with verbal patterns. If the pattern is nominal, then the present tense formula becomes Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Complement.
formula simple present tense 
(+) Subject + To be + Complement
(-) Subject + To be + Not + Complement
(?) To be + Subject + Complement
Examples of simple present tense with nominal sentence patterns :
(+) I am an international school student 
(-) She is not an international school student 
(?) Is she an international school student?
The formula (+) (-) (?) of the simple present tense for verbal patterns is:
(+) Subject + Verb 1 (+ s/es) + Complement
(-) Subject + Do/Does Not + verb 1 + Complement
(?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 + Complement ?
Examples of simple present tense sentences:
I live in bandung
He lives in bandung
especially for negative sentences and interrogative sentences, then use do/does or do not (don't) and does not (doesn't). Example:
I don’t live in Bandung 
She doesn’t live in Bandung

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Nabila Fitriyanti Putri Wijaya

Nov 13 2023 | 13:56

Nama: Nabila Fitriyanti Putri Wijaya

NIM: 1022231020

Prodi: S1 Gizi

Present tense is used when someone wants to express an event or general fact that is happening right now. Apart from that, the simple present tense is also used in the conditional sentence type 0 and conditional sentence type 1 sentence patterns followed by the simple future tense.

There are 2 types of sentences, nominal sentences and verbal sentences. In a verbal sentence, after the subject is followed by the verb (V). Meanwhile, in nominal sentences, after the subject it will be accompanied by a non-verb which we usually know as an auxiliary verb or to be (auxiliary verb).

Nominal Simple Present Tense

How do you make simple present tense sentences? The following is a simple present tense formula that you can use:

(+) Subject + To be + Complement

(-) Subject + To be + Not + Complement

(?) To be + Subject + Complement

Examples of simple present tense with nominal sentence patterns:

(+) I am an international school student

(-) She is not an international school student

(?) Is she an international school student?

Verbal Simple Present Tense

The formula (+) (-) (?) of the simple present tense for verbal patterns is:

(+) Subject + Verb 1 (+ s/es) + Complement

(-) Subject + Do/Does Not + verb 1 + Complement

(?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 + Complement ?

Examples of simple present tense with verbal sentence patterns:

(+) My cat eats fish 

(-) My cat doesn't eat fish

(?) Does my cat eat fish?

In accordance with the previous discussion, in verbal sentences, you do not need to add to be after the subject, because the "task" as the predicate is the verb.

EXAMPLE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE:

1.)He doesn't sleep at 11 p.m.

2.)She lives in Jakarta.

3.)We have a meeting now. 

4.)I go to the campus every friday.

5.)My mother doesn't buy some vegetables every morning.

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Marshanda Galuh Ratna Dewati

Nov 13 2023 | 15:42

NAMA : MARSHANDA GALUH RATNA DEWATI

NIM : 1022231009

PRODI : S1 GIZI 

Simple present tense is a form of tense that is used to express events that occur regularly, routinely, or are usually carried out in the present.

* Characteristics

1. Adverb of Time

2. Verb 1 + 5/ies/es

3. Am/Is/ Are

* Formula

Verbal

•Do/Does

•Base Verb

Nominal 

Tobe (Is/Am/Are)

• Adjective

• Noun

• Adverb

• V-Ing

 

Present Progressive, or also called Present Continuous, is a tense in English that is used to express an activity that is currently taking place. This tense always uses the auxiliary verb "to be" and the ing form of the verb.

*Present Progressive Formula

•Affirmative (+)

S+ am/is/are + verb-ing

•Negative (+)

S+am/is/are+not+verb-ing 

•Interrogative (?)

Am/is/Are +S+ verb-ing

*Use of Present Progressive

•Activity in Progress

•Future Planning

•Mistakes in Using Present Progressive

 

*Simple present tense 

1. (+) They want to go to the party.

(-) They don’t want to go to the party. 

(?) Do they want to go to the party? 

2. (+) I write a letter for my teacher. 

(-) I don’t write a letter for my teacher. 

(?) Do I write a letter for my teacher? 

3.(+) Mary needs a dictionary. 

(-) Mary doesn’t need a dictionary.

(?) Does Mary need a dictionary? 

4.(+) He likes pizza. 

(-) He doesn’t like pizza. 

(?) Does he like pizza? 

5.(+) You speak Arabic. 

(-) You don’t speak Arabic. 

(?) Do you speak Arabic? 

 

*Present Progressive

1.(+) My father is watching the TV at the moment. 

(-) My father is not watching the TV at the moment. 

(?) Is your father watching the TV at the moment? 

2.(+) My sister is sleeping in my bedroom. 

(-) My sister is not sleeping in my bedroom.

(?) Is your sister sleeping in your bedroom? 

3.(+) Bobby is preparing his presentation. 

(-) Bobby is not preparing his presentation.

(?) Is Bobby preparing his presentation? 

4.(+) My mother is taking a nap. 

(-) My mother is not taking a nap. 

(?) Is your mother taking a nap? 

5.(+) I am waiting for the bus. 

(-) I am not waiting for the bus.

(?) Are you waiting for the bus?

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sinta

Nov 13 2023 | 23:01

1. Making a resume about the past material. 
Resume :
[  ] The simple past tense is the type of sentence used to tell about events that occurred in the past which were finished or ended in the past too. The simple past tense of regular verbs is formed by adding “-ed” to the infinitive form of the verb (e. g., "watch" becomes "watched"). The simple past tense of irregular verbs is not formed by adding -d or -ed for example, the past tense of the verb "eat" is not eated; it is "ate". 

[  ] The past progressive tense is used to describe an ongoing activity in the past. The past progressive is formed using the past tense of the auxiliary verb “be” (i. e., “was/were”) along with the present participle. "Was" is used for the subjects I, She, He and It (e.g, Linda was washing the dishes). "Were" is used for the subject You, They, We (e.g., We were having a very nice picnic when it started to rain). 

2. Making five sentences for simple past and past progressive
 Simple past :
• He walked to school yesterday.

• My parents were busy last night.

• She went abroad last year.

• Ibnu was not here last night.

• Pandu was not sick last week.
 

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SINTA _ 1022231015

Nov 13 2023 | 23:04

Simple Present Tense is used to describe actions that happen regularly, habits, or actions that are always true. To form a sentence in Simple Present Tense, we use the base form of the verb (or the verb in the first form) for all subjects except for third-person singular subjects (he, she, it), where we add -s or -es to the verb. Examples:
- I play tennis every morning. (regular action)
- She teaches English at the university. (always true)
- They study hard for their exams. (habit)
Note that some verbs are irregular in the Simple Present Tense and their forms do not follow the rule of adding -s or -es. Examples:
- I have a dog. (not "I haves a dog")
- He goes to the gym every day. (not "He go to the gym every day")
Simple Present Tense is also used with some adverbs of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never) to indicate how often an action happens. Examples:
- He always arrives early for the meeting.
- They usually eat breakfast together.
- She never drinks coffee in the evening.

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Najuwa Febriyani

Nov 14 2023 | 11:09

NAMA: Najuwa Febriyani

NIM: 1022231011

Prodi: S1 Gizi

 

*Simple present tense* is a form

of tense that is used to express events that occur

regularly, routinely, or are usually carried out in the

present.

 

Formula:

-Verbal: *Do/Does *Base verb* 

-Nominal:Tobe

(Is/Am/Are)—〉 *Adjective

                           Noun

                          Adverb

                          V-Ing* 

 

STRUCTURE

-DO/DOES: (+)Subject + (Verb 1 + s/es/ies) + Object

(-)Subject + Do/Does + Not + Verb 1 + Object

(?)Do/does + Subject + Verb 1 + Object

 

-Am/Is/Are: (+)Subject + (Am/Is/Are) +(Adv/Noun/Adj)

(-)Subject + (Am/Is/Are) + Not +

(Adv/Noun/Adj)

(?)(Am/Is/Are) + Subject +(Adv/Noun/Adj)

 

*Function:

1. General truth/generalization or facts

2. Habitual or daily activities a.k.a repeated actions

 

*Example of sentences:

1. (+) She watches TV in the evening

(-) She doesn't watch TV in the evening

(?) Does she watch TV in the evening?

 

2.(+) I talk with my friends in the living room every Sunday

(-) I don't talk with my friends in the living room every Sunday

(?) Do you talk with your friends in the living room every Sunday?

 

3.(+) She an international school student

(-) She doesn't an international school student

(?) Is she an international school student?

 

4.(+) It is frozen every winter

(-) It is not frozen every winter

(?) Is it frozen every winter?

 

5.(+) I'm always beautiful

(-) I'm not always beautiful

(?) Am I always beautiful?

 

6.(+) That is monkey

(-) That is not monkey

(?) Is that monkey?

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Nov 15 2023 | 07:17

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Diah ayu Nurafifah

Dec 01 2023 | 13:13

1022231016

Simple Present is that this tense is used to express habits, general facts, or generally accepted truths. The basic form of the verb is used for singular subjects, while the verb form with the addition of 's' or 'es' is used for plural subjects or third person singular. Adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, sometimes, and never are also often used in the Simple Present to show how often an activity is carried out. The Simple Present is also used to express schedules or events that have been arranged in the future. Knowledge of the use and sentence patterns of the Simple Present will help in constructing precise and clear sentences.

1. Kalimat Positif 
(+) Subject + To be + Complement

2. Kalimat Negatif 
(-) Subject + To be + Not + Complement

3. Interrogative Sentences (?) To be + Subject + Complement In general, the simple present tense formula consists of Subject + Verb1(e/es) + Complement for positive verbal pattern sentences. If the sentence pattern is nominal, then the present tense formula becomes Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Complement. Examples of simple present tense with nominal sentence patterns: (+) I am an international school student (I am a student) (-) She is not an international school student (she is not a student) (?) Is she an international school student? (is he a student?) Examples of Verbal Simple Present Tense (+) Subject + Verb 1 (+ s/es) + Complement (-) Subject + Do/Does Not + verb 1 + Complement (?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 + Complement ? If you use a third person pronoun subject (he, she, it, singular subject) there are several verbs that must be added. Add s/es at the end of the sentence. Tobe: is/am/are Predicate: noun (noun) or adjective (adjective) Compliment: adverb (adverb)

 

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Khairunnisa Nur Sya'bana_1022231008

Dec 03 2023 | 22:06

FUTURE TENSE

• Simple Future Tense : a verb used to express an action occurring in the future, spontaneously or planned.

• Future tense something that will be done

1. Simple future tense (“will” atau “shall”) à tidak perlu adanya to be

 S + will/shall + V1

Example : sinta will learn computer next month

 

2. Simple future tense (“be going to”) à membutuhkan to be

S + be (is, am, are) going to + V1

Example : sinta is going to learn computer next month

• The difference between using will and going to is that the same meaning can be interpreted as "will", the difference is the cultural differences. "Will" can change, while "going to" is something that must happen.

• Use of “will” and “shall” capital

5. British English :

“will” = you, they, he, she, it

“shall” = I, we

 

5. American English :

“will” = I, you, we, they

“shall” = he, she, it

• Functions using "will" and "be going to":

1. Explaining a prediction (a statement about something he thinks will happen or do). à can use "will" or "be going to"
2. Explain a plan (a plan that has been decided in the past and will be carried out in the future). à can only use "be going to"
3. Explain a desire (a desire that suddenly comes to mind). à can only use “will”

• Time used in the future tense:

1. Tomorrow
2. A year later
3. A year remaining
4. After this
5. Soon
6. Next week
7. Next month, etc

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Dhea Aulia

Dec 28 2023 | 12:58

1. Simple present tense 

is a form of tense that is used to express events that occur routinely, regularly, or are usually carried out in the present. Present tense is used when someone wants to express an event or general fact that is happening right now.

 

Simple present tense formula is Subject + Verb 1(s/es) + Complement for positive sentences with verbal patterns. If the pattern is nominal then the formula becomes Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Complement.

 

Nominal sentence formula :

I + Am + Noun

You/They/We/Plural Subject + Are + Adjective

He/She/It/Singular Subject + Is + Adverb

 

Verbal sentence formula :

I/You/They/We/Plural Subject + Verb 1 + Noun, Adjective

He/She/It/Singular Subject + Verb 1(s/es) + Adverb

 

2. Five sentences for Simple present tense

I study English every day.

He always wakes up early.

We often play basketball on weekends.

They live in Jakarta.

Mom cooks dinner every night.

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Engelinandi Sonaya ( 3012231210)

Mar 29 2024 | 10:45

Does Dave live in Madrid?
Does Sue study German at school?
Does my dad drive a red car?
Do we walk to school?
Does the 34 bus stop here?
Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
Do the children play football?
Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Oktavira Kurniasari (3012231132)

Mar 29 2024 | 10:46

1.Does he live in Madrid?
 2.does sue studies German at school?
 3. are your dad drives a red car?
4.do we walk to school?
5.does 34 bus stop here?
6.is mr. brown teaches maths? 
7.are they play football? 
8.is mary washes the dishes after lunch?

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Hana Rizka Fitria (3012231056) KA-5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:47

- Does Dave live in Madrid?
- Does Sue study German at school?
- Does my dad drive a red car?
- Do we walk to school?
- Does the 34 bus stop here?
- Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
- Do the children play football?
- Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Andika Firmansyah (3012231303)

Mar 29 2024 | 10:49

does not dave live in madrid? yes,he does/no,he doesn’t
does sue study german at school? yes,he does/no,he doesn’t
does my dad drive a red car? yes,he does/no,he doesn’t
do not we walk to school? yes,we do/no,we don’t
does not the 34 bus stop here? yes,it does/no,it doesn’t
does mr brown teach maths? yes,he does/no,he doesn’t
do the children play football?yes, they do/no,they doesn’t
does mary wash the dishes after lunch? yes,she doesn’t/no,she doesn’t
 

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Lesta Kamelia Putri

Mar 29 2024 | 10:50

Lesta Kamelia Putri ( 3012231079) KA5 Manajaemen

 

1. Does Dave live in madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Jelita Putri Sanggarwati ( 3012231064 )_Prodi Manajemen_Kelas K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:50

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Amanda Pramudita (3012231235) KA5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:51

Present tense is used when someone wants to express an event or general fact that is happening right now. Apart from that, the simple present tense is also used in the conditional sentence type 0 and conditional sentence type 1 sentence patterns followed by the simple future tense.

There are 2 types of sentences, nominal sentences and verbal sentences. In a verbal sentence, after the subject is followed by the verb (V). Meanwhile, in nominal sentences, after the subject it will be accompanied by a non-verb which we usually know as an auxiliary verb or to be (auxiliary verb).

Nominal Simple Present Tense

How do you make simple present tense sentences? The following is a simple present tense formula that you can use:

(+) Subject + To be + Complement

(-) Subject + To be + Not + Complement

(?) To be + Subject + Complement

Examples of simple present tense with nominal sentence patterns:

(+) I am an international school student

(-) She is not an international school student

(?) Is she an international school student?

Verbal Simple Present Tense

The formula (+) (-) (?) of the simple present tense for verbal patterns is:

(+) Subject + Verb 1 (+ s/es) + Complement

(-) Subject + Do/Does Not + verb 1 + Complement

(?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 + Complement ?

Examples of simple present tense with verbal sentence patterns:

(+) My cat eats fish 

(-) My cat doesn't eat fish

(?) Does my cat eat fish?

In accordance with the previous discussion, in verbal sentences, you do not need to add to be after the subject,
 because the "task" as the predicate is the verb.
answer: 

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1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?
Does the 34 bus stop here?

5. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

6. Do the children play football?

7. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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1. Dave (does not live) in madrid

2. Sue (studies) German at school

3. My dad (drives) a red car

4. We (do not walk) to school

5. The 34 bus (does not stop) here

6. Mr brown (teaches) maths

7. The children (play) football

8. Mary (washes) the dishes after lunch

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Hani Rizki Izzati (3012231057)

Mar 29 2024 | 10:52

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Nadya Syahrinfahni 3012231121 KA-5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:52

• Does Dave live in Madrid?
• Does Sue study German at school?
• Are your dad drives a red car?
• Do we walk to school?
• Does the 34 bus stop here?
• Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
• Do the children play football? 
• is mary washes the dishes after lunch?

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Nanda Kusumah Gunawan (3012231292)_ Prodi Manajemen K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:53

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Nanda Kusumah Gunawan (3012231292)_ Prodi Manajemen K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:53

does not dave live in madrid? 
does sue study german at school?
does my dad drive a red car? 
do not we walk to school? 
does not the 34 bus stop here? 
does mr brown teach maths? 
do the children play football?
does mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Nur Khalisha ( 3012231133 ) - KA5

Mar 29 2024 | 10:55

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue studies German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths? 
7. Do the children play football? 
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Elsa Oktaviyani Anastasyah(3012231209) KA-5 Manajemen

Mar 29 2024 | 10:59

does Dave not live in Madrid??
does Sue study German at school?
does my dad drive a red car?
do we not walk to school?
does the 34 bus not stop here?
does Mr Brown teach math?
do the children play football?
does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Elang Sakti Nugroho(3012231048)_KA5_Management

Mar 29 2024 | 10:59

- Does Dave live in Madrid?

- Does Sue study German at school?

- Are your dad drives a red car?

- Do we walk to school?

- Does the 34 bus stop here?

- Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

- Do the children play football? 

- Does mary washes the dishes after lunch?

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Nuri anjani_(3012231218)_ka5_prodi manajemen

Mar 29 2024 | 11:01

1. Does dave live in madrid?

2. Does sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Melisa indrianti (3012231213) K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 11:01

1.Does Dave live in Madrid?
2.Does Sue studies German at school?

3.Does my dad drive a red car?

4.Do we walk to school?

5.Does the 34 bus stop here?

6.Does Mr. Brown teach maths? 

7.Do the children play football? 

8.Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Deas Wedaswara Aji

Mar 29 2024 | 11:02

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Haikal Irgi Ismail (3012231052)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:03

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does sue study german at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Laura Zefanya (3012231283)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:03

• Does Dave live in madrid?
• Does Sue study German at school?
• Does my dad drive a red car?
• Do we walk to school?
• Does the 34 bus stop here?
• Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
• Do the children play football?
• Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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amanda azkia azzahra (3012231263) K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 11:04

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue studies German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths? 
7. Do the children play football? 
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Meti Marliana (3012231086) KA-5

Mar 29 2024 | 11:09

Berikut kalimat tanya

1 does Dave live in Madrid? 

2 does sue study German at school? 

3 does your dad drive a red car? 

4 do we walk to school ? 

5 does the 34 bus stop here? 

6 does Mr. Brown teach maths ? 

7 do the children play football? 

8 does marry wash the dishes after lunch

 

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amanda azkia azzahra (3012231263)-KA-5

Mar 29 2024 | 11:10

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue studies German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths? 
7. Do the children play football? 
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Muchika Labita Mufliza (3012231113)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:10

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Tassya Alviana, K-A5, Manajemen (3012231186)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:14

1. does he live in madrid?

2. does sue study german at school?

3. is my dad drive a red car?

4. are we not walk to school?

5. does the 34 bus stop here?

6. are mr brown teach math?

7. is he play football?

8. are mary wash the dishes after lunch

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Eka sherliana Fachrizah (3012231273)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:16

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Leony Puspita Sari (3012231078) -KA5

Mar 29 2024 | 11:16

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Siti Maulidiyah Yasmin (3012231220)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:30

Siti Maulidiyah Yasmin (3012231220)

1. Dave doesnt live in Madrid?
2. Does sue study german at school
3. Does my dad drive a car? 
4. Do we walk to school?
5. ⁠Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. ⁠Does Mr.Brown teach maths?
7. ⁠Do the Children play football?
8. ⁠Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Zahrani dian ayu santoso KA-5 3012231200 prodi manajamen

Mar 29 2024 | 11:43

1. apakah dia tinggal di madrid?

2. apakah Sue belajar bahasa Jerman di sekolah?

3. apakah ayah saya mengendarai mobil merah?

4. apakah kita tidak berjalan kaki ke sekolah?

5. apakah bus 34 berhenti disini?

6. apakah tuan brown mengajar matematika?

7. apakah dia bermain sepak bola?

8. apakah mary mencuci piring setelah makan siang?

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Raisa Firda Azahra (3012231144)

Mar 29 2024 | 11:50

1. Dave doesnt live in Madrid?
2. Does sue study german at school
3. Does my dad drive a car? 
4. Do we walk to school?
5. ⁠Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. ⁠Does Mr.Brown teach maths?
7. ⁠Do the Children play football?
8. ⁠Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Olyvia Suryani (3012231318)

Mar 29 2024 | 12:14

1. Does Dave live in Madrid? 2. Does Sue study German at school? 3. Does my dad drive a red car? 4. Do we walk to school? 5. Does the 34 bus stop here? 6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths? 7. Do the children play football? 8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Jerry Maulana Rizqy (3012231067)_KA5_prodi manajemen

Mar 29 2024 | 19:05

1. Does Dave live in madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does mr. brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Diana maryana_(3012231027)_ka5_prodi manajemen

Mar 29 2024 | 21:04

• 1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
• 2. Does sue study german at school?
• 3. Does my dad drive a red car?
• 4. Do we walk to school?
• 5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
• 6. Does mr. brown teach maths?
• 7. Do the children play football?
• 8. Does mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Mulyanti_3012231313_Prodi Manajemen_K-A5

Mar 29 2024 | 22:20

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does your dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr Brown teach Maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Tyo Aji Sujana_3012231185_KA5_Manajemen

Mar 29 2024 | 23:05

Where does Dave live?
What does Sue study at school? 
What color car does your dad drive? 
Do we walk to school?
Does the 34 bus stop here? 
What subject does Mr Brown teach? 
Does Mary play football?
Who washes the dishes after lunch?

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Liastri Rahmayani 3012231075

Mar 30 2024 | 10:45

1.does Dave a life in Madrid? 
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5.Does the 34 bus stop here?
6.Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. do the children  play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Naila Amelia Putri (3012231116)

Mar 31 2024 | 14:37

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Nurhasanah putri (3012231217) K-A5

Apr 03 2024 | 17:20

1. Does Dave live in Madrid?

2. Does Sue study German at school?

3. Does my dad drive a red car?

4. Do we walk to school?

5. Does the 34 bus stop here?

6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?

7. Do the children play football?

8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Nada Maisya Karomah (3012231314) K-A5 MANAJEMAN EKONOMI BISNIS

Apr 03 2024 | 19:07

: does he live in madrid
: does sue styudies german at school
: does my dad driver a red car
: do we walk to school
: does the 34 bus stop here
: does mr. brown teach maths
: do the children play football
: does mary wash the dishes after lunch

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Muhamad Dimas Eka Saputra (3012231090) K-A5 Manajemen

Apr 07 2024 | 06:50

> DOES Dave live in Madrid?

> DOES Sue study German at school?

> DOES your dad Drives a red car? 

> DO we walk to school?

> DOES The 34 bus stop here?

> DOES Mr Brown teach maths?

> DO The children play footbal?

> DOES Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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Dela febrilianah_3012231022_K A5 Manajemen

Apr 23 2024 | 16:24

1. Does Dave live in madrid?
2. Does Sue study German at school?
3. Does my dad drive a red car?
4. Do we walk to school?
5. Does the 34 bus stop here?
6. Does Mr. Brown teach maths?
7. Do the children play football?
8. Does Mary wash the dishes after lunch?

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