Friday, December 11, 2015

Present Simple Tense

AffirmativeNegativeInterrogative
Long FormContracted Form




I playI do not playI don't playDo I play?
You playYou do not playYou don't playDo you play?
He/she/it playsHe/she/it does not playHe/she/it doesn't playDoes he/she/it play?
We playWe do not playWe don't playDo we play?
You playYou do not playYou don't playDo you play?
They playThey do not playThey don't playDo they play

The present simple tense is used :
  • To talk about regular activities :
    • John plays tennis once a week.
    • We start work at 9 a.m. every morning.
    • Mary goes to visit her parents on Sundays.
  • To talk about tastes :
    • Peter likes Chinese food.
    • Julie doesn't like classical music.
    • Most children love chocolate.
  • To talk about facts :
    • The sun rises in the east.
    • In Europe, the weather is cold in winter.
    • Authors write books.

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