Simple Present Tense

HOMEPAGE
► After the positive manner in which the subject is made in accordance with the infinitive tense.

- I work in a school. (I work in a school.)
- You live in New York. (You live in New York.)
However, in the third person singular (he, she, it) the last act in a positive sentence "p" comes to jewelry.
- She works in a bank. (He works in a bank.)
- He lives in Paris. (He lives in Paris.)
Here is an important point to be considered. "Our friend lives in London." If we want to build the sentence;
Our friend lives in London. (Our friend lives in London.)

We must say. The "us" as the plural -s would be wrong not perceived to be the last act. Because the actual words, so the subject doing the job, "we", not "our friend" is. So there is a single person.

  CAUTION: negative and interrogative sentences in the end it does or does not use the verb for "s" does not mean the team.


► tense form of the question, the subject is singular or 3 depending on the status others do or does is done by bringing the head of the sentence. So take the same positive phrases, sentences per question becomes do or we make does.
- I go to school. (I go to school.) - Positive sentence
- Do I go to school? (Can I go to school?) --SOr Of sentence
- Go to school. (You go to school.) - Positive sentence
- Do you go to school? (Do you go to school?) - The question sentence
The beginning of the sentence in the singular to "do" instead of "does" and have brought jewelry is removed from the last act in a positive imposed the sentence.
- He goes to school. (He goes to school.) - Positive sentence
- Does he go to school? (He goes to school?) - The question sentence
- He writes an e-mail. (He writes an e-mail.) - Positive sentence
- Does he write an email? (He Is e-mail the author?) - The question sentence
► negative form of the present tense again subject to subject, depending on whether the 3rd person singular or others "do not" or "does not" is brought done. 3rd person singular in "doesn" t "have jewelry at the end of the act is brought up again.
- I like ice-cream. (I love ice cream.) - Positive sentence
- I do not like ice-cream. (I do not like ice cream.) - Negative sentence
- She plays tennis. (He plays tennis.) - Positive sentence
- She does not play tennis. (He plays tennis.) - Negative sentence
-S REMINDER SCENARIO FOR JEWELRY
The third person singular present tense of the verb to have the last team to be added in, questions and negative sentences In the end of the de facto abolition of the team have learned a subject often difficult. Do not forget to keep in mind and to be considered as a scenario.
Think Simple Present Tense structure as a large company. It acts as it does and does not help the company's boss, also have jewelry Imagine that this company was the secretary. The companies all positive, so the secretary of all the positive things when sentence (-s) looks. But bosses because any adverse situation or problem (does, does not) come and naturally secretary (have) taken the break.
USE (USE)
► USE 1 Repeated Actions (repeated actions)

 Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens.

(Simple Present Tense gives the idea that an action is repeated or usual. This action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or frequently recurring event.)

 EXAMPLES:

- I play tennis. (I play tennis)

- She does not play tennis. (One theme to play.)

- The train leaves every morning at 8am. (Moves in the 8 o'clock train every morning.)

- The train does not leave at 9am. (9 hours on the train does not move.)

- She always forgets whatever p. (She always forgets her purse.)

- He never forgets wallet feeling. (He will not ever forget the purse.)

- Every twelve months, the Earth circles the sun. (Sun throws a tour around the world every twelve months.)

- The sun does not circle the Earth. (It does not rotate around the Sun world.)
► USE 2 Facts or generalizations (real or generalizations)

The Simple Present can also indicate to the speaker believes that a fact was true before, it is true now, and will be true in the future. It is not important if the speaker is correct about the fact. It is also used to make generalizations about people or things.

(Past, present and used for things that never lost its accuracy in terms of people speaking in the future. While generalizations about people or other things also used this time.)

 EXAMPLES:

- Cats like milk. (Cats like milk.)

- Birds do not like milk. (Birds do not like milk.)

- California is in America. (California is America.)

- California is not in the United Kingdom. (Not in California, UK.)

- Windows are made of glass. (Windows made from glass.)

- Windows are not made of wood. (Windows are not made of wood.)


TIME EXPRESSIONS IN SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE (WIDE TIME WHEN WORDS INDICATES)
Time and time expressions are expressions used different phrases in English all the time. In particular, the sentence in the exam to determine which tense, knowing the time Expression is very important.
Wide time when most commonly used phrases "adverbs of frequency" (prepositions of place) is.
 
- Always (always) - She always listens to classical music. (He always listens to classical music.)
- Usually (often) - I usually go to cinema at weekends. (Usually I go to the movies on weekends.)
- Often (often) - They often visit us. (Visit us often.)
- Sometimes (sometimes) - She sometimes writes me a letter. (Me occasional letter writer.)
- Rarely (rarely) - I rarely smoke. (I drink rarely cigarettes.)
- Never (ever, ever) - I never drink alcohol. (I never drink alcohol.)
- Every (each) - I go fishing every Sunday. (I go every Sunday to keep the fish.)