1. 4D - Friday, 14 November 2025

Welcome to my class!

Mrs Makhan

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Welcome to my class!

Mrs Makhan

Which is a lie?

1

I have seen the pyramids in Egypt

2

I have 2 dogs named Salt & Pepper

3

I can read 한글 (Hangul)

Our class agreements

1

We only use our laptop when it's part of the lesson.

2

We aren't afraid to ask questions.

3

We leave the classroom tidy before we leave.

4

We listen carefully when someone is speaking.

5

We are on time and ready to start.

Name cards on my desk before you leave, please.
Photo in the class?

The present tense in your workbook so far:

I _____ my teeth every day.

A

brushing

B

clean

C

wash

D

brush

The sun _____ in the east.

A

appears

B

rising

C

shines

D

rises

Which is a habit?

A

They play football on Sundays.

B

They played football yesterday afternoon.

C

They are playing football at the moment.

Present simple - things that happen again and again

I _____ my teeth every day.

(habit)

The sun _____ in the east.

(fact)

no -ing here!

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With your partner,
write 1 sentence in the present simple

Today we will...

🎯 review the present simple and present continuous

🎯 use both tenses correctly in short sentences

🎯 recognise and discuss stative verbs through examples


Present simple - regular, true, planned

  • Habits I read every day.

  • General facts/truths Water boils at 100 degrees.

  • Timetable The train leaves at 5 pm.

  • Permanent situations Ms Coghe teaches English at SFX.

  • Sequence of actions (p.10) She hears the alarm, gets out of bed…






No -ing for routines/facts

Which sentence uses present continuous correctly?

A

Cooking pasta I am now.

B

I cook pasta right now.

C

I am pasta cooking now.

D

I'm cooking pasta right now.

What does present continuous indicate?

A

Habitual actions

B

Completed actions

C

Future plans

D

Actions happening now

Present continuous
things happening right now

I'm cooking pasta (right now)

It's raining
(at the moment)

be + verb + -ing


  • actions happening now

  • temporary situations

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With your partner,
write 1 sentence in the present continuous

Present continuous - regular, true, planned

  • Actions happening now I'm teaching, you're listening.

  • Temporary situations I'm staying with a friend.

  • Annoying habits She's always complaining





Use be + verb + -ing

Expressing actions in present time

Present Simple
- always true

  • I brush my teeth every day.


  • The sun rises in the east.


Present Continuous
- happening now

  • I'm cooking pasta


  • It's raining.


How do you feel about the present simple vs continuous?

Which sentence is grammatically incorrect?

A

She's having a car.

B

He loves music.

C

I know the answer.

D

We understand the question.

Identify the incorrect verb form used.

A

He owns a small café.

B

They know each other well.

C

I think that's a wonderful idea!

D

She's having a car.

Why do these sound wrong 🚫?

I'm knowing the answer.


I'm loving pizza.


She's having a dog.

I know the answer. --> thinking verb


I love pizza. --> feeling verb


She has a dog. --> having/owning verb

I'm knowing the answer.


I'm loving pizza.


She's having a dog.

🚫 Wrong

✅ Correct

Some verbs don't use -ing.
They are called stative verbs.

Something doesn't sound right

I'm knowing the answer.

She's having a car.

He's loving music.

I'm understanding the question.

They're believing in ghosts.

✅ Correct

I'm knowing the answer.

She's having a car.

He's loving music.

I'm understanding the question.

They're believing in ghosts.

🚫 Wrong

I know the answer.


She has a car.

He loves music.

I understand the question.


They believe in ghosts.

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ING

= ING

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Why is look like a stative verb?

Look = action
Eg: She is looking at the board.




Look like = state (opinion/description)
Eg: She looks like her sister.

Why is look like a stative verb?


1

Yes! It’s a slogan

2

No! Grammar rule says no -ing

I'm lovin' it!


Not grammatically correct!


....but


It's creative English to show emotion!


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Finish the sentence using your own idea

  • I’m feelin’ _______


Finish the sentence using your own idea

  • I’m feelin’ _______

Which pair is BOTH stative verbs?

A

know/love

B

read/run

C

sleep/eat

D

think/dance