PRESENT SIMPLE

The Simple Present is a verbal time that is in use for describing habitual actions that happen with certain frequency and does not refer to if it happens in the current moment.

 I play tennis. I play to the tennis. (It mentions a sport that I realize daily and that not necessarily I it am playing at this moment).

 Is works in an scullery. He is employed at an office. (It refers to the work that a person develops frequently). They travel to Madrid.

 They travel to Madrid. (He speaks about a trip that repeats itself daily, though the subject does not realize it now). Later the forms appear affirmative, interrogative and denial of this verbal time:

In the senior manager there has taken as an example the verb PLAY (to (play) Observe that in the affirmative way, in 3 º person of the singular one, adds one "S" to the verb.

 I have eats vegetables. He eats vegetables.
Alice dance at the theatre. Alice dances in the theatre.
The dog breaks the fence. The dog breaks the fence.

 In the interrogative and negative way the auxiliary DO is in use, though in 3 º person of the singular one places as auxiliary DOES and removes itself it "S" to the verb.

 Some particular cases exist as for example, if the used verb ends in "SS", "SH", "CH", "O" and "X" on having formed 3 º person of the singular one in the affirmative form joins him "IS". Here we see some examples:

If the verb is FISH (to (go fishing), it will conjugate: I have fishes at the be. He goes fishing in the sea. If the verb is KISS (to (kiss), it will conjugate: She kisses to her boyfriend. She kisses his boyfriend.
 If the verb is WATCH (to (observe), it will conjugate: I have watches the mountain.
 He observes the mountain. If the verb is FIX (to (arrange), it will conjugate: I have fixes his car.
He arranges his car. If the verb is GO (to (go), it will conjugate: She goes to the scullery. She goes to the office.

Another exception appears if the verb ends in "Y" after consonant. To form 3 º person of the singular one replaces this one "Y" with one "i" accompanied of the completion "IS".

 For example:
 If the verb is STUDY (to (study) it will conjugate: She studies the lesson. She studies the lesson.

For the negative form it is possible to use DON'T's carried away form instead of DO NOT or DOESN'T instead of DOES NOT

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 I don't play tennis. I do not play to the tennis. Is does not work in an scullery.

 He is not employed at an office. They do not travel to Madrid. They do not travel to Madrid.

 Present Simple 

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