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Video activities Present Simple

Stanley's international restaurant

Frank's Daily Routine
Are the following statements true or false?
Frank stays in bed for 30 minutes after he wakes up.
He always has cereal for breakfast.
He lives near the school.
His school is quite new.
There are 6 age groups.
There are boys and girls in the school.
He has a break of 30 minutes in the morning.
He has 5 lessons before lunch.
He eats in the school canteen.
He thinks food in British schools is bad.
He doesn’t do homework in the afternoon.
He usually has dinner before 7pm.

The - s in the Present Simple

As you know, we add an -s in the Present Simple when we talk about he, she or it.

He reads

She cooks

It explains

But you have probably realized we sometimes add -es, or change a y into ie when adding -s.

These are the spelling rules:
(The chart is copied from http://www.learnenglishlanguagewell.com/grammar/verbs-with-s-in-present-simple/)
 

Spelling of third person singular forms in Present Simple Tense
Most verbs: Add “s” to infinitive(1) verbs finishing with  one vowel + “y” :add “s”	Work ->	works	Sit ->	sits
	Stay ->	stays (1)	See ->	sees
	know ->	knows	Live ->	lives
*Verbs ending with consonant and “y”: Change “y” for “ies”	Cry->	cries*	Hurry->	hurries*
	Fly->	flies*	Imply->	implies*
	Try->	tries*
Verbs ending in sibilant sounds –s, -z, -ch, -sh, or -x add “es” to infinitive	Push->	pushes	Fix->	Fixes
	Catch->	catches	Confess->	confesses
	Buzz->	buzzes	Finish->	finishes
Verbs ending with “o” Verb “have”	Go->	goes	Do->	does
	Have->	has

Tourist attractions

We're going to revise some grammar and vocabulary and practice our writing skills while we learn about tourist attractions.
Read the following examples.

The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is a French tourist attraction. It is a very high iron tower. You find it in Paris on the Champ de Mars, a public garden. Thousands of tourists visit it all year long. It is a symbol of France. It appears in many films.

The Giant's Causeway

The Giant's Causeway is a particular landscape, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption. It is an Irish tourist destination. You find it in Northern Ireland. It has got a visitor's centre. Lots of tourists visit it every year. There is a legend about a giant and this beautiful place.

Now you have to write about a famous tourist attraction. Use the previous texts as a model. Use the Present Simple, There is and there are, Have got, countries and nationalities. Include a picture.