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Program 3: On the Move: Simple Present & The Verb "Go"

Master daily routines, transportation, and frequency using the foundational simple present tense.

Instructor: Dave
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Beginner (CEFR A1)

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About this course

Navigate the world of habits, routines, and permanent situations with the Simple Present tense, focusing specifically on the highly versatile verb "Go." In this program, you will learn to accurately describe where you go, how you get there (transportation), and the outdoor sports you enjoy (like "go skiing" or "go hiking"). You will master the mechanics of forming questions and negative statements using the auxiliary verbs "do" and "does," including the specific rules for third-person singular subjects. To add precision to your conversations, you will build a comprehensive vocabulary of adverbs and adverbial phrases of frequency. Finally, you will continue refining your North American accent by applying the "D/T flap" to common connected-speech phrases.

What you'll learn

Students will learn the core structural usages of the Simple Present tense, focusing on the verb "Go" to discuss places, transportation, and sports. They will also learn how to articulate the exact frequency of these routines using adverbs (e.g., "always," "rarely") and adverbial phrases (e.g., "twice a week," "every other day"), alongside North American pronunciation rules for the "D/T flap" in casual speech.

Skills you'll gain

Simple Present Tense The Verb "Go" Question Formation (Do/Does) Adverbs of Frequency Transportation Vocabulary Outdoor Activities Vocabulary Connected Speech (D/T Flapping)

Syllabus

Discover what awaits you in this step-by-step program.

Module 1 4 hours

The Simple Present Tense with the verb

• Describe permanent situations, general facts, and regular habits.
• Formulate correct affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences (Yes/No and Wh- questions) using "do" and "does."
• Discuss commutes and travel methods accurately using transportation vocabulary (e.g., "go to work by train").
• Talk about hobbies and outdoor activities using the "go + [verb]-ing" structure.
• Express exactly how often events happen using a wide scale of frequency adverbs and time phrases.
• Pronounce the "D/T flap" in conversational phrases (like "What do you do?") for more natural, fluent North American speech.

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