Simple present

Simple present

We use it when we refer to routines, timetables, true facts and daily actions

Affirmative form

Subject + verb in base form + complement

I like the color blue

They play soccer every weekend

Write the verb in base form when we use pronouns 'I, We, You, They'

Negative form

subject + don't + verb in base form + complement

I don't like the color blue

They don't play soccer every weekend

_{Use don't + verb in base form, for the pronouns 'I, You, We, They'}

Affirmative form

Subject + verb with 's,es,ies' + complement

She watches TV every morning

He studies Music at the school

The dog sleeps much in the afternoon

Add 's, ies,es' to the verb when the pronoun is 'He, She, It'

verbs ending in s, ss, sh, x , o, ch + es

verbs ending in y + ies

other verb endings + s

Negative form

Subject + does not + base form + complement

She doesn't watch TV every morning

He doesn't study Music at the school

The dog doesnt sleep much in the afternoon

Use doesn't / does not + base form of the verb

when the pronoun is 'He, She, it'

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: My mom ... work as a teacher

• don't

• doesn't

• isn't

Multiple Select

This is correct: My parents enjoys eating out

• Yes

• No

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb: My kitten ... with her tail, it is fun!

• play

• plays

• playing