Simple Present

is a verb tense with two main use. We use it when an action is happening right now, or when it happens regularly . Depending on the person is formed by using the root form or by adding ‑s or ‑es to the end.

• Simple Present

• Simple Past

• Past Continuos

• Simple Future

In the simple present, most regular verbs use the root form, except:

• the third-person

• First-person

• second-person

Which of the following sentence is in the simple present?

• I will go out

• we did my homework

• I'm having a date

• I wake up early every day

which is the auxiliary verb of simple present

(a)  

We use ''Do not'' to make a:

• positive sentence

• interrogative sentence

• negative sentence

When do we use simple present?

• to talk about daily routine

• to talk about things happened in the past

• future planes

What time do you wake up? is a:

• negative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• positive sentence

when we talk in third person and we need to make a question, which auxiliary verb should we use?

• do

• will

• going to

• does

write the correct form of the verb ''in simple present'' of the following sentence:

we watched a movie all night

(a)  

which of the following sentence is correct?

• Does she lives here?

• Do she lives here?

• Does she live here?

• Do is she living here?