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15 баллов! Английский язык. Как составить Present Simple? Например (Present Continios, а мне нужно презент симпл): 1. подлежащее +2.am|are|is 3.глагол (+ing) +4. другие члены предложения Это был Present Continios Мне также только Present Simple

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Как составить вопрос: When(или что-то типо того) + was/where+подлежащее+сказуемое+другие члены предложения
как составить +предложение: подлежащее+ was/were+ сказуемое+ другие члены предложения

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#### How to Form Present Simple Tense in English The Present Simple tense is used to describe actions or states that are habitual, regular, or general facts. Here is how you can form the Present Simple tense: 1. **Subject**: Start with the subject of the sentence. It can be a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase. 2. **Verb**: Use the base form of the verb (infinitive form without "to"). For most verbs, this is the same as the present tense form for third-person singular subjects (he, she, it), but with an added "s" or "es" at the end. For all other subjects, use the base form of the verb. 3. **Other sentence elements**: Add any other necessary sentence elements, such as adverbs, adjectives, or objects. Here's an example of a sentence in the Present Simple tense: **Example**: "She **plays** tennis every Sunday." In this example: - **Subject**: "She" - **Verb**: "plays" (base form: "play" + "s" for third-person singular) - **Other sentence elements**: "tennis" (object) and "every Sunday" (adverbial phrase) Please note that the Present Simple tense does not require the use of the auxiliary verb "am/are/is" like the Present Continuous tense. It is used for simple, general statements. Let's look at another example: **Example**: "I **like** chocolate." In this example: - **Subject**: "I" - **Verb**: "like" (base form) - **Other sentence elements**: "chocolate" (object) Remember, the Present Simple tense is used for general statements, habits, and facts that are true in the present. It does not indicate an ongoing action. I hope this explanation helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.