Present simple

We use it to talk about things in general.

We also use it to say something happens all the time or repeatedly, or that something is true in general.




1. Affirmative form

We make the present simple with the verb in the infinitive form, except in the third person where we add 'S' or 'ES' to the verb. Example:

- I usually play basketball.
- She often teaches me.

Here we have some verbs in the third person of past simple:
    · work => works
    · go => goes
    · drink => drinks
    · live => lives

2. Negative form

We make the negative form using don't or doesn't + the infinitive verb. For example:

- We don't go to the cinema today.
- Luis doesn't do his exercises.

3. Question form

We make the question form using do or does + the infinitive verb. Example:

- Do you play chez?
- Does Sofia speak any languages?