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Simple Present Tense - Form
VERB TENSES
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
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THE FORMS OF SIMPLE PRESENT
Affirmative: [VERB] (+ s/es/ies in third person)
Examples:
Negative: do not / does not (in third person) + [VERB] Examples:
Interrogative: Do / Does (in third person) + SUBJECT + [VERB] Examples:
You can add a question word (why, where, when, how long, who, how, etc.) before do or does to ask for more information. Examples:
The spelling for the verb in the third person singular differs depending on the ending of the verb In the third person singular (he, she & it) the most of the verbs always end in -s. Examples:
There are however some special cases. Here are the spelling rules:
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