Simple Present Tense (aff/neg) - (I, you, we, they)

Simple Present
Tense

By Catherine Vera

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​The Simple Present Tense:
Is used to talk about routines, habits, things that are true and schedules in the present, without indicating if these activities are happening right now.

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Past                                  Present                                Future

Ex: 

I live in an apartment

You study in a small school

My friends play basketball very well

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​We are working with the following subjects:

I / You / We / They

*  Affirmative sentences:

 

Subject	Verb	Complement
I	live	in a big house
You	work	in an office
We	have	lunch at a cafe
They	go	to school
I	study	English online

​*  Negative Sentences: 

To change Aff. sentences into Negative sentences use “do not” or  the contracted form “don’t”

 

Subject	Negative	Verb	Complement
I	do not	live	in a big house
You	don’t	work	in an office
We	don’t	have	lunch at a cafe
They	don’t	go	to school
I	don’t	study	English online

​live

​don't have

​start

​don't go

​don't go

​have