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The positive sentence in the simple present tense with singular nouns uses the base verb + s.

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Examples: - My friend runs.

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The positive sentence in the simple present tense with plural nouns uses the base verb.

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Examples: - My friends run.

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The negative sentence in the simple present with singular pronouns uses "do not" + the base verb.

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Examples: - I don’t sing. - You don’t sing.

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The negative sentence in the simple present with singular nouns uses "does not" + the base verb.

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Examples: - My friend doesn’t sing.

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The difference between using "do not" and "does not" in the negative sentence depends on singular and plural.

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- "do not" is used with plural pronouns (we, you, they) and plural nouns. - "does not" is used with singular pronouns (he, she, it) and singular nouns.

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In the affirmative sentence, the base verb + s is used with singular pronouns.

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Examples: - He runs. - She runs. - It runs.

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Examples of common time markers: "every day, every week, every month, every year".

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Examples: - He brushes his teeth every day. - My colleagues write reports every morning.

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The adverb of frequency shows how often the action occurs.

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Used with the pattern: subject + adverb + verb.

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The percentage of the frequency "rarely".

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10% rarely.

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The percentage of recurrence conditions "almost never".

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5% almost never.