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    CELAYA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL

    Simple Present
    FÉLIX BENRY FLORES NAVARRO

    WHEN DO WE USE SIMPLE


    PRESENT?

    -Actions or habits that occur consecutively.

    -Repetitive routines.

    -Daily routines.

    TO BE...

    I / we / you / they
    He / She / It

    AFIRMATIVE

    Regular verbs: form the simple


    past by adding the ending -ed.

    I rregular verbs: they have no fixed


    rule and you have to study their

    past in each case.

    NEGATIVE

    For the negative and

    interrogative forms, DOES (=

    third person of the auxiliary

    'DO') + the infinitive of the

    verb is used.

    FORMATION OF THE THIRD


    PERSON IN THE SINGULAR

    In the third person singular,


    the verb always ends in -s:
    he wants, she needs, he
    gives, she thinks.

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