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Uses of present simple tense

by Arlett Yadira Pineda Torres
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formed negative end now adding happens not person not uses doesn't third tense do use action don't s regular

The simple present is a verb with two main . We the simple present tense when an is happening right , or when it regularly ( or unceasingly , which is why it's sometimes called present indefinite ) . Depending on the , the simple present tense is by using the root form or by ? s or ? es to the .

How to Form the Simple Present
In the simple present , most verbs use the root form , except in the - person singular ( which ends in - ) .

For a few verbs , the third - person singular ends with - es instead of - s . Typically , these are verbs whose root form ends in o , ch , sh , th , ss , gh , or z .

How to Make the Simple Present Negative
The formula for making a simple present verb is / does + + [ root form of verb ] . You can also use the contraction or instead of do not or does not .

To make the verb to be negative , the formula is [ to be ] + .

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