SIMPLE

PRESENT
 PAST PRESENT FUTURE

 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. It can also be something a person
often forgets or usually does not do.
Verb: Have

 I he
 You she has
 We have it
 They

 Ex: We have a dog.

 She has a dog.
Verb: Do

 I he
 You she does
 We do it
 They

 Ex: They do their homework everyday.

 She does her homework everyday
All other verbs.
 For all the other verbs we have to add and “s”, “es” or
“ies”, depending on the final letter of the verbs.
 Ex;
 I he
 You she loves
 We love it
 They

1. You love breakfast.

2. He loves breakfast.
 I he
 You she washes
 We wash it
 They

 I wash the dishes.

 She washes the dishes.
 I he
 You she studies
 We study it
 They

 We study Tourism.
 He studies Tourism.
SIMPLE PRESENT
FORM
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I drink I don't drink Do I drink?

You drink You don't drink Do you drink?
He doesn't drink Does he drink?
He drinks
She doesn't drink Does she drink?
She drinks It doesn't drink Does it drink?
It drinks We don't drink Do we drink?
We drink You don't drink Do you drink?
You drink They don't drink Do they drink?
They drink
Do you note any difference in
the interrogative form?

 Do you drink milk?

 Does she drink milk?