Present Simple Tense

We use the Present Simple Grammar Tense to:

• To talk about the actions that we completed in the past.

• To talk about something that is true at present.

• To talk about the actions that we are doing now.

• To talk about something that happens regularly.

• To talk about something that is always true.

When we conjunct the verb, what do we have to add for the 3rd person in singular (he/she/it)?

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We always add -s with the verb for the 3rd person in singular.

• TRUE

• FALSE

She ..... (study) English in the academy

He .... (brush) his teeth 2 times a day

When he doesn't know the answer, he .... (guess) it.

He .... (do) his homework in the afternoon.

She ... (watch) TV every evening

Do we change the letter -y when it follows the vowel? For example STAY

• YES

• NO

To make negative sentenes, we add ... with HE/SHE/IT.

• do not/ don't

• does not/ doesn't