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Solve different challenges using the simple present

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Explanation

He, she, it always use the 3rd person rule. Bob plays basketball in the court after school.

The simple present tenses uses this sentence grammar structure: Subject (person) + verb + object+ place + time.

Only he, she, it use the 3rd person verb rule. I, you, we, they don't change the verb.

The days are CAPITALZED (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.)

The simple present tenses uses this question grammar structure: Do/does+ subject (person) + verb + object+ place + time?

The simple present tenses uses this sentence grammar structure: Subject (person) + verb + object+ place + time.

The simple present tenses uses this question grammar structure: Do/does+ subject (person) + verb + object+ place + time? When we use does or doesn't the verb is in basic form.

Use don't for I, you, we, they. Use doesn't for he, she, it.

The word English is CAPITALZED.

Short answers: Yes, they do. No, they don't.

Short answers: Yes, they do. No, they don't.

When we use does or doesn't the verb is in basic form.

The simple present is used to talk about: Daily routines, habits, facts, general truths

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