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    This document provides a summary of how to use the third person present simple tense in English, including affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH- questions. It gives examples of the third person present simple conjugations for the verbs to play, to study, and to watch in charts for quick reference.

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    This document provides a summary of how to use the third person present simple tense in English, including affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH- questions. It gives examples of the third person present simple conjugations for the verbs to play, to study, and to watch in charts for quick reference.

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    THIRD PERSON PRESENT SIMPLE

    In these charts, you will find a summary about how to use the affirmative,
    negative and question form of the third person present simple.

    + AFFIRMATIVE - NEGATIVE

    SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT SUBJECT (-) VERB COMPLEMENT

    He plays soccer He play soccer

    She studies math She doesn’t study math

    It watches TV It watch TV

    YES/NO QUESTIONS

    AUXILIARY SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT ? ANSWERS

    he play soccer ? Yes, he does/ No he doesn’t

    Does she study math ? Yes, she does/ No she doesn’t

    it watch TV ? Yes, it does/ No it doesn’t

    WH- QUESTIONS

    WH- AUXILIARY SUBJECT VERB ? ANSWERS

    What he do ? He cooks for a restaurant.

    When does she study ? She studies in the morning.

    Where it live ? It lives in the dog’s house.

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