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Present Simple Form

The document explains the present simple form of verbs, highlighting the use of 'do/does' for questions and 'don’t/doesn’t' for negatives. It notes that the spelling changes for he/she/it compared to other subjects. Additionally, it outlines the use of present simple for regular habits and permanent situations.

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Present Simple Form

The document explains the present simple form of verbs, highlighting the use of 'do/does' for questions and 'don’t/doesn’t' for negatives. It notes that the spelling changes for he/she/it compared to other subjects. Additionally, it outlines the use of present simple for regular habits and permanent situations.

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• Present simple form

In present simple verbs, we need to use the verb do/does in


questions and don’t/doesn’t in negatives.

Spelling of he/she/it
The form is the same for all the other persons except he/she/it.
The spelling for he/she/it is different.
Present simple use
Habits or actions that happen regularly
We use present simple for habits or actions that we repeat
regularly:

o I wash my hair every day.


o I never go to the library.
o I go to the library on Saturdays.

Permanent situations or things that are always or often


true
o I don’t drink coffee.
o She’s very tall.
o I have two brothers.
o Water boils at 100 degrees.
o I like soup.

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