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The present simple tense (also called the simple present) is used to express
habits, facts, and timetables.
The present simple is used to make simple statements of fact, to talk about
things that happen repeatedly, and to describe something always true.
Conclusion
It refers to an action that occurs at regular intervals.
E.g., I go to work every day.
It is used in stating general truths.
E.g. The sun rises in the East.
It can use for future scheduled events such as plane arrivals & departures, classes,
and so on. You can not do this for most future actions; you can only do it for
activities that are scheduled.
E.g., The train leaves at 9:30 tomorrow morning.
It is used when referring to printed material, describing events portrayed in a
book, film, or other work of art.
E.g., At the end of the novel, the actor lives happily.
HOW TO FORM
Base
Do / does + not Subject Do / does + not Rest of sentence
form
- I / You / We / They - work at 11am.
- He / she / it - works at 11am.
- I / You / We / They do not work at 11am.
- He / she / it does not work at 11am.
Do I / You / We / They - work at 11am?
Does He / she / it - work at 11am?