Tense

Name of college : Maharani shree      nandkumarba college 

Name : Kantariya Riyansi kishorbhai 

Year : F.Y B.A

Semester : 1st 

Subject : English 

Paper Name : AEC

Date : 27th August 2025

Professor : Shivani mam 



              Home assignment 

The Simple Present Tense

Definition:

→ The simple present tense is used to describe actions, events, or states that are habitual, general truth, or regularly occurring.


→ According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the simple present tense is defined as the tense used to describe actions or situations that are regular, truth, or normal.


Key Words:

→ Daily, everyday, often, frequently,               generally, usually, sometimes


Positive Sentence:

→ Subject + base form of verb (v1) + s/es       + object + other words 


Examples:

1. She watches a movie every Sunday.

2. He plays football every night.

3. They go to Bhavnagar daily.

4. Shila invites her friend for party.

5. He goes to school every day.



                  Class assignment

The Simple Present Tense


→ The simple present tense is used to describe actions, events, or states that are habitual, general truth, or regularly occurring.


→ According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the simple present tense is defined as the tense used to describe actions or situations that are regular, truth, or normal.


Negative Sentence:

→ Subject + do not / does not + base               form of verb + object + other words


Examples:

1. My friends do not read their syllabus         book daily.

2. He does not write his diary.

3. Tom and Jerry do not fight in vacation.

4. She does not go to college every                  Saturday.

5. She does not like to watch Anupama.


Interrogative:

→ Do / Does + Subject + Base form of             verb + Object + other words ?


Examples:

1. Do you climb that tree?

2. Does she talk with her friend?

3. Do they play cricket together every             day?

4. Does she come to college every                  month?

5. Does she eat an apple every day?


                             Essay 

My Role Model – Lord Krishna


My role model is Lord Krishna, one of the most loved deities in Hinduism. He is known as the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu and is worshipped all over the world for his wisdom, love, and bravery.


Lord Krishna inspires me because of his qualities. In his childhood, he was playful, loving, and kind to everyone. As a youth, he became a protector of dharma (truth) and showed great courage by fighting evil. His role in the Mahabharata as the guide of Arjuna teaches us the importance of duty, righteousness, and selflessness.


I admire Lord Krishna most for his teachings in the Bhagavad Gita, where he explains that one should always do their work honestly without expecting rewards. He also teaches us to stay calm in difficulties and to face challenges with courage.


For me, Lord Krishna is not just a god but also an ideal role model who shows how to live a life full of wisdom, love, and positivity. His life inspires me to be strong, kind, and truthful.



















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