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am, is, or are third person singular do or does present tense present simple present continuous

English covers actions that happen now , regularly , or as facts . The expresses routines , general truths , and permanent states , using base verbs and , for , add - s or - es . The describes actions in progress , formed with plus - ing . For questions and negatives , helps the sentence fit the present tense . Students compare examples like I walk to work and she is reading a book .

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