Part 1 udh dongggg fixxx

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HELLO,
I'm Alfi as  the explainer
AND
I'm Ara as the  practice
ABOUT
WE WILL LEARN
PRESENT SIMPLE
Why is English grammar so complicated?. I always mix up Present Simple and Present Continuous!
Don't worry!. Present Simple is easy if you understand the rules. Let's learn step by step.
From the video, it demonstrates examples of the Present Simple Tense by showing how this tense is used in everyday scenarios, explanations, and practices. So, let's get started!
Present Simple is used to talk about habitual actions, general truths, and unchanging situations
Description:
Example:
HABITUAL ACTIONS
Actions or activities that happen regularly, such as routines, habits, or repeated events.
I always wake up at 6 a.m
Description:
Example:
GENERAL TRUTHS
Statements that are always true, based on universal facts, natural laws, or common knowledge.
The sun rises in the east
Description:
Example:
UNCHANGING SITUATIONS
Descriptions of situations or facts that are permanent or last for a long time without changing.
The library opens at 9 a.m.
What is the difference between Present Simple with nouns and Present Simple with verbs? 
That's a brilliant question, Let me explain!.
This refers to actions or things that people do. The focus is on the verb (kata kerja) in the sentence.
(+) Subject + Verb 1 (+ s/es) + Complement
(-) Subject + Do/Does Not + verb 1 + Complement
(?) Do/does + subject + verb 1 + Complement ?
Present Simple with verb
Present Simple with Verbs
(+) He likes pizza
(-) He does not (doesn’t) like pizza.
(?) Does he like pizza?
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