The Simple Present Tense is used.1. apply to the event or action that is currently happening or happened as saying.Ann watches television.Ron takes a bath in the bathroom.2. applied to events or actions that are true by nature, regardless of whether it is the past. At present.Or the future likeTiger is a dangerous animal.The earth moves around the sun.3. using an event or action happens frequently repeated until a routine daily or monthly.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Why is the verb to "s" or "es"Read aloud.1. I drink water every day.2. You drink water every day.3. We drink water every day.4. They drink water every day. 5. He drinks water every day. 6. She drinks water every day. 7. It drinks water every day. Students will observe that in verse 5-6-7 s drink more verbs students try to guess what I know and some people respond is that because the President is a singular man that He is, and She had 3 students need It, anywhere.The fill rule, s or es after verbs1. the ordinary verb in general term, such as more immediate work S-works, live-lives.2. verbs ending with s, ss, sh, ch, x, o, fill es such as go-goes,watch - watches , catch - catches3. verbs ending with y, change the y to I and then fill the es-cry, cries,study - studies--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Present Simple Tense in sentences spokenSpoken sentence. The sentence means to speak or listen to the story, as I drink plenty of water every day. In English, the channel must be used rupkriya 1 (V .1) if the Chairman is a singular verb must be plural s or es. Chairperson of the section (including You and I) verb does not want to leave the original image.Simple Present Tense sentence structure.Chairman of the verb tell time.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Present Simple Tense in the sentence denied.If the verb in the sentence that contains only pure luxury. To change the Verb to be rejected, as do (do not, does not) placed after the Chairman has the following format.Chairman do notGenuine verb 1 slotdoes notDo not (don't) use the plural with the President: I, You, We, They.Does not (doesn't) is used with a singular subject: He, She, It?Such a sentence, analysts said. I live in London.The important I denied t don ' live in London.Spoken sentence. He lives in Canada.The important denied He doesn' t live in Canada.Note: 1. When does not apply (doesn ' t) with a singular verb Chairman filled s or es, es and s cutting or disposal of remaining slot 1 verbs which do not need to fill in?2. sections do not (don ' t) use the plural verb with the President, not to any changes.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Present Simple Tense in the sentence in questionSimple Present Tense sentence that Verb has to be when the question comes to be Verb placed in front of the President, but if the sentence has no Verb to be, use the Verb to do (do, does) placed in front of the President.The format is as follows:Do1 slot, Chairman of real verb?DoesSuch a sentence, analysts said. : They live in London.The sentence in question: Do they live in London?Spoken sentence. : He works in an office.The sentence in question: Does he work in an office?Do I have a plural subject, You, We, They.Does He have a singular President, She, It?Comment 1. using the Verb to do in the sentence in question when used with a singular subject Does, cut the s or es behind the Gifu Pharmaceutical disposal and keep it true verbs (V.1) 2. but, if used with a plural verb subject Do not change.; www.igetweb.comVerb Tenses (Present Tenses )As discussed in the article Tense Verb (Types) that the Verb Tense with all 12 pictures in the active voice in this chapter will be discussed using the Present tenses, Present Simple, present as 4 is progressive, Present perfect, Present perfect and progressive.1.Simple Present TenseStructure. Subject auxiliary verb ( do ) main verb ( base )President of the main verb verb provides a 1 channel (do)So, for example,ChairmanPrimary verbAnalysts said.IamFrench.You, we, theyareFrench.He, she, itisFrench.-Rejected.Iamnotold.You, we, theyarenotold.He, she, itisnotold.The question?AmIlate?Areyou, we, theylate?Ishe, she, itlate?Using Simple Present tense is used when.• The actions/events that are true in General.The Moon goes round the Earth.Birds fly.Sugar is sweet.• To describe actions/events that occur while talking. John waits patiently while Bridget books the tickets.He needs help right now.I'm here now.The car is clean• Is the action that occurs at any time as all routines in the past, present and future. He gets up early every day.I play football every Sunday.• Is the action that set the course for future action will be using in conjunction with the adverb or adverbial phrase, such as.The doors open in 10 minutes.John arrives on Tuesday.There are exceptions, as follows:• For normal (positive) and let us know what sentence does not use the verb help (in addition to highlighting, for example, I do love you)• For the 3 man of singular Chairman (he, she, it) and fill the main verb s es that the verb help.• For the verb to be, which is the main verb usually does not have a verb in the sentence or sentences, even refusing help questions.As an example, in the following table.ChairmanThe verb helpPrimary verbAnalysts said.I, you, we, theylikecoffee.He, she, itlikescoffee.-Rejected.I, you, we, theydonotlikecoffee.He, she, itdoesnotlikecoffee.?QuestionDoI, you, we, theylikecoffee?Doeshe, she, itlikecoffee?Verb to be is the main verb usually does not have a verb in the sentence or sentences, even refusing help, questions, as follows:
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