How to Use the Simple Present Tense in English

This is the first video in a new series focused on the verb tenses in the English language. We'll take a look at the simple present tense together and learn how to speak with confidence. Come with me and let's enjoy learning together:)
0:00 Intro
0:50 Positive/Affirmative Sentences
8:15 Negative Sentences
11:50 Questions
12:40 Simple Present with "Be"

[@shanurrahmansabri3347]

How gracefually you teach ! Love from india ❤️

[@TheWheelchairGuy]

Hello, I found this video to be very helpful. Congratulations on opening your KZbin channel. It is a pleasure to be the 145th subscriber

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

Hello Mr. 145 and thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot:)

[@Dareios074]

Your way of teaching is unparalleled. Thank you so much

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

Thank you so much for saying that. It really means a lot that you're learning AND enjoying English grammar. ❤️

[@Dareios074]

@@ConversationCompanionEnglish Well, to be honest, I‘m not always enjoying it, but sometimes I do. The problem is that most tutors on KZbin are explaining the same things in the same way over and over again. But you are pointing out the simmilarites, differences and different uses, and that’s crucial for an advanced learner. And additionally, it makes a difference what the second language of a teacher is. The most native English teachers have Spanish as a second language, and they focus on errors that Spanish speakers make. My second language, which I use every day and am fluent in, is German, and therefore my errors and my intuition are different.

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

@Dareios074 das ist aber Klasse. Ja deutsch ist bestimmt was anderes im Vergleich zu spanisch. The easiest way for me to learn it was to find similar words haha and I wanted to show others that it's really a great way to learn more efficiently. I've been living in NRW for a while now and I'm STILL LEARNING new words every day. It's like the dictionary is neverending!! And English is even worse with the sheer amount of words available. But learning English is worth it I promise haha.

[@user-sp9od5vh2r]

Good morning, teacher.

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

Good morning to you too!

[@PetraKnorr]

Love your viedeo Lg Isabelle

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

Thank you Ms. Isabelle. I am very happy you like to learn:)

[@Chanangmomin-id5xf]

Where are you from sis

[@ConversationCompanionEnglish]

Hi, I'm from the United States. What about you?