Receptionist : Hello, "Wash 'n' Dry".

Customer : Hello, this is Mrs. Jane Smythe. I'd like to make an appointment for
next week, please.
Receptionist : Certainly, Mrs. Smythe. Do you have a regular stylist in
mind?
Customer : Yes. I always go to Yvonne.
Receptionist :I'm sorry, but Yvonne is on holiday next week. Susan is available though,
and she has excellent referrences.
Customer :Oh, I'm not sure. I'm very satisfied with Yvonne and I've been going to
her for a few years now.
Receptionist :I understand, Mrs. Smythe. If you'd prefer to wait another week then I
can book you an appointment with Yvonne. I can see that she will be
available on the Thursday, is that convenient for you ?
Customer :Actually, no. I really must get my hair trimmed next week because I'm
going to an important party. I suppose I can give this other girl a chance.
Receptionist :Her name is Susan, Mrs. Smythe. And I'm sure you will be very
satisfied. Shall I book you for a trim, wash and blow dry,
then?
Customer :Yes, very well. I'd like the appointment on Friday, please.
Receptionist :Is 2 o'clock convenient ?
Customer :Yes, that's fine. Thank you.
Receptionist :Thank you Mrs. Smythe.
Simple present tense is used to:
To express habits, general truths, repeated
actions or unchanging situations.
I smoke (habit); I work in London (unchanging
situation); London is a large city (general truth)
To give instructions or directions:
You walk for two hundred meters, then you
turn left.
To express fixed arrangements, present or future:
Your exam starts at 09.00
 Nominal sentence

S + to be + N/Adj/Adv

Verbal sentence

S + v1/v1(+s/es)+ O
 She
I
He We
IS It V1 You
They

I
Am V1+ He
She
It

They
s/es
We
Are You If the verb is ended in x,sh,ch,y,o ,
you have to add es after the verb.
 I

DO


We
You
They

He

Does She
It
 My brother goes to school every morning.
They are here.
She is beautiful.
We play basketball once a week.
My sister waters the flowers every morning.