Present Simple — Mind map, English, Grade 6

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Present Simple Use the present simple to talk about habits, facts, and feelings, and to share ideas about everyday life. Daily Habits Use the present simple for actions that happen regularly. Choose verbs that help describe your own routines and those of people in other places. Verb Forms With I, you, we, and they, use the base verb; with he, she, and it, usually add -s or -es. The subject tells you which form to choose. Choose the Form Facts and Customs Use the present simple for facts and customs that are generally true or happen regularly. When discussing another culture, describe a practice without assuming that everyone follows it. Cultural Comparison Compare routines using clear examples, such as meal times or school days. Use phrases like “In my family…” and “Some people…” to avoid broad claims. Careful Wording Thoughts and Feelings Use the present simple to express opinions, likes, and feelings. These statements help you share what matters to you and listen to how others feel. Opinion Verbs Personal Example Build a short statement with a subject, a present-simple verb, and a reason: “I enjoy reading because it helps me imagine new places.

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Material type

Mind map

Subject

English

Grade

Grade 6

Language

English