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Habitual actions and basics

by Maria Guadalupe Ramirez Chavez
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The simple present describes actions happening right now.

2

In questions, the subject comes before the auxiliary verb.

3

In the simple present, questions are formed with do/does + subject + base verb.

4

The third person singular always uses -ing form.

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The simple present is used for habitual actions.

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We use is/are/am with the simple present.

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The negative form is subject + do/does + not + base verb.

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The base form is used with I, you, we, they.

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The base form changes for I in the simple present.

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For the third person singular, we add -s or -es to the verb.

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