ENGLISH II

Simple present

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José A. Hernández
Simple present

Affirmative form

Negative form

Interrogative form
Simple Present

 We use the simple present for

permanent states, repeated actions

or habits and daily routines.

Structure of Simple Present

How do we form
Simple Present?

Subject Verb
I Speak
You Go
He Eat
She Sleep
It Study
We Run
You Work
They
Simple present affirmative form

Simple present
I run We
think

You
drive
Affirmative
form
He
plays
They
eat
Simple present third person singular

First Third person

person singular
and plural Text
We form the
simple
Text
• I like present • She likes
singular
• You eat (he/she/it/) by
• He eats
• We read adding –s to
Text • Karla reads
the end of the
• They play most verbs.
• Oscar plays

Text
Simple present third person singular

First Third person

person singular
and plural Text
We add –es
Textthat
to verbs
• I miss end in:
• She misses
• You brush -ss -sh • He brushes
-ch -x
• We teach -or Text-o
• Karla teaches
• They fix • Oscar fixes
• I do • It does
Simple present third person singular

First Third person

person singular
and plural Text
VerbsText
ending
• I play in a vowel + • She plays
y, just add –s
• You buy • He buys
• We pray • Karla prays
Text
• They stay • Oscar stays
Simple present negative form

Text Auxiliary:
Subject
Do not / Verb
Does not
Read
I Text
You Study

He Work
She Think
It
Offer
We
Kick
You
Construct
They
Simple present negative form

Simple present
I
Do not We
run Do not
think

You
do not
Negative
drive form
He
Does not
They plays
Do not
eat
Simple present third person singular

He
Does not
She or doesn
´t
It
 Simple present third person singular

First person and Third person

plural singular
• I do not study VerbsText
will She does not study
•

never be
Text
• You do not brush modified He does not brush
•

• We do not fix because the Karla does not fix

•

auxiliary (do
• They do not like not / does Oscar does not like
•

• You do not play not) Text

makes He does not play
•

that function.
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