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Page 1: Grammar   present simple

UNIT 1: PRESENT SIMPLE

Page 2: Grammar   present simple

Use: The Present Simple is used to express: 1. A habit The general manager doesn’t arrive before noon on Mondays 2. A fact that’s always true Maintenance is part of the stewardship of assets 3. A fact that is true for a long time We work in maintenance

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• Affirmative

1.1. Verb to be

Subject Verb to be Complement

Singular

I

You

He/she/it

am

are

is

a maintenance engineer

Plural

We

You

They

are maintenance engineers

Asset management is a recognition that assets have a life cycle

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Contracted way:

Subject + Verb to be Complement

Singular I’m

You’re He’s/She’s/It’s

a maintenance engineer

Plural We’re You’re

They’re maintenance engineers

Asset management’s a recognition that assets have a life cycle

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct to be form:

a) am b) is c) are

1. All of us maintenance engineers _____ responsible for assets performance

2. For many assets, this phase ____ decades long 3. Operate _____ the phase that many engineers ____ most familiar

with 4. Nowadays I ____ involved in maintenance 5. asset managers ____ responsible for optimizing outcomes

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct to be form:

a) am b) is c) are

1. All of us maintenance engineers __c___ responsible for assets performance

2. For many assets, this phase __b__ decades long 3. Operate __b___ the phase that many engineers __c__ most familiar

with 4. Nowadays I __a__ involved in maintenance 5. asset managers __c__ responsible for optimizing outcomes

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• Negative

Subject Verb to be Particle not Complement

Singular

I

You

He/she/it

am

are

is

not

a maintenance

engineer

Plural

We

You

They

are maintenance

engineers

Managing assets effectively is not optional these days

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Contracted way I:

Subject + Verb to be Particle not Complement

Singular I’m

You’re He’s/She’s/It’s*

not

a maintenance

engineer

Plural We’re You’re

They’re

maintenance

engineers

* Good management’s not optional these days

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Contracted way II:

Subject Verb to be +

Particle not Complement

Singular I’m You

He/She/It

´m not

aren’t

isn’t

a maintenance engineer

Plural We You

They

aren’t maintenance engineers

Managing assets effectively isn’t optional these days NEVER: I am’t a maintenance engineer

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct negative to be form:

a) am not b) is not c) are not

1. Proper policies ______ focused only in money

2. Asset management _____ a purely academic discipline

3. Being in charge you _____ supposed to work less but harder

4. I’m an engineer but I ______ a stakeholder.

5. John Campbell and I _____ specialized in psychology.

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct negative to be form:

a) am not b) is not c) are not

1. Proper policies ___c___ focused only in money

2. Asset management __b___ a purely academic discipline

3. Being in charge you __c___ supposed to work less but harder

4. I’m an engineer but I __a____ a stakeholder.

5. John Campbell and I __c___ specialized in psychology.

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• Questions with question words

(Question word) Verb to be Subject Complement

Singular

why

am

are

is

I You

He/she/it

a maintenance

engineer?

Plural are We You

They

maintenance

engineers?

Are you the general manager? Why is asset management important?

What are maintenance engineers functions?

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Exercises: Put in order the scrambled questions:

1. is / future / what / management / the / asset / for ? 2. the / where / workshops/ are? 3. in / accountants / how / involved /management /are / asset? 4. organization / important / maintenance / for / is / the / Why? 5. end / are / we / of / the / at / project / the?

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Exercises: Put in order the scrambled questions:

1. is / future / what / management / the / asset / for ? 2. the / where / workshops/ are? 3. in / accountants / how / involved /management /are / asset? 4. organization / important / maintenance / for / is / the / Why? 5. end / are / we / of / the / at / project / the?

1. What is the future for asset management? 2. Where are the workshops? 3. How are accountants involved in asset management? 4. Why is maintenance important for organizations? 5. Are we at the end of the project?

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• Yes/No questions and short answers

* Contracted way (to be + not) is allowed

Verb

to be Subject Complement

Short answers

affirmative Negative*

Am

Are

Is

I

you

he/she/it

a maintenance

engineer?

Yes, you are

Yes, I am

Yes, he/she/it is

No, you are not

No, I’m not

No, he/she/it isn’t

Are

we

you

they

maintenance

engineers?

Yes, we/you are

Yes, we are

Yes, they are

No, we/you aren’t

No, we aren’t

No, they are not

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• Affirmative

1.1.1. Other full verbs

Subject Verb (Complement)

I

You

work

in maintenance

He

She

it

works

We

You

They

work

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e.g.

Some life cycle diagrams capture planning as a separate function. Asset management recognises, accommodates and aligns the risk of owning a particular asset. The strategy works.

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Remember:

Spelling of the third person singular

1. Most verbs add -s in the third person singular

lift lifts

hammer hammers

unscrew unscrews

But go and do are different:

go goes

do does

2. If the verb ends in -s, -sh, or ch, add -es

diminish diminishes

wrench wrenches

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Spelling of the third person singular

3. If the verb ends in consonant + -y, the y changes to -ies

study studies

fly flies

But if the verb ends in a vowel + -y, the y doesn’t change

play plays

4. Have is irregular

have has

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• Negative

Subject Auxiliary Particle not Verb

infinitive Complement

I

You do

not work in maintenance

He

She

it

does

We

You

They

Do

e.g. It does not respond to the economy or politics. The arrows do not represent the length of time spent in each phase. Devices do not respond.

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Contracted way:

Subject Auxiliary +

Particle not

Verb

infinitive (Complement)

I

You Don’t

work in maintenance

He

She

it

Doesn’t

We

You

They

Don’t

e.g. It doesn’t respond to the economy or politics. The arrows don’t represent the length of time spent in each phase. Devices don’t respond.

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct negative verb form:

a) do not b) does not

1. Assets _____ respond to the economy or politics

2. Asset management _____ teach us to ignore stages of the asset

life cycle

3. The Asset Management Strategy _____ direct the marketing

activity

4. Good asset management practices _____ introduce risk to an

organization

5. Purchasing always the more expensive tools _____ represent a

good asset management decision

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Exercises: fill in the blanks with the correct negative verb form:

a) do not b) does not

1. Assets __a__ respond to the economy or politics

2. Asset management __b__ teach us to ignore stages of the asset

life cycle

3. The Asset Management Strategy __b__ direct the marketing

activity

4. Good asset management practices __a__ introduce risk to an

organization

5. Purchasing always the more expensive tools __b__ represent a

good asset management decision

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• Questions

e.g. What do we mean by ’physical asset’? How do you get the right behavior from an entity that won’t listen? How does the asset manager quantify the risk? What does an asset manager do?

(Question

word) Auxiliary Subject

Verb

infinitive (Complement)

Why

do I

You

work in maintenance? does

he

she

It

do

we

you

they

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• Yes/No questions and Short Answers

* Contracted way (auxiliary + not) is allowed

Auxiliary Subject Verb

infinitive (Complement)

Short Answers

Affirmative Negative*

Do I

you

work in

maintenance?

Yes, you do

Yes, I do

No, you do not

No, I don’t

Does

he

she

it

Yes, he does

Yes, she does

Yes, it does

No, he does not

No, she doesn’t

No, it does not

Do

we

you

they

Yes, we/you do

Yes, we do

Yes, they do

No, we/you don’t

No, we do not

No, they don’t

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Exercises. Fill in the blanks: do(a), does(b), don´t(c), doesn´t(d)

1. _____ the asset manager work only in our industry? No, he _____

2. _____ poor asset management decisions generate extra

expenses? Yes, they _____ 3. _____ the suppliers and customers influence on asset

management? No, they _____

4. _____ assets respond to treatment? Yes, they _____ 5. _____ you as maintenance engineer keep asset information

updated? Yes, I _____

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Exercises. Fill in the blanks: do(a), does(b), don´t(c), doesn´t(d)

1. __b__ the asset manager work only in our industry? No, he __d__

2. __a__ poor asset management decisions generate extra

expenses? Yes, they __a__ 3. __a__ suppliers and customers influence on asset

management? No, they __c__

4. __a__ assets respond to treatment? Yes, they __a___ 5. __a__ you as maintenance engineer keep asset information

updated? Yes, I __a__