Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense is use to reveal a job, or the events that happened today, or acts that occur at this time, or repeated incidents or a daily habits.

Formula:

A: S + To Be (a,. is, are) + . . . . . B: S + Verb 1 + (s / es) + . . . . . .

Pattern B:

Affirmative (+)	Negative (-)	Interrogative (?)
S + Verb 1 + s / es	S + Do Not / Does Not Verb 1	Do / Does + S + Verb 1
I + Verb 1 We + Verb 1 They + Verb 1 You + Verb 1 She + Verb 1 + s / es He + Verb 1 + s / es It + Verb 1 + s / es	I + Do Not Verb 1 We + Do Not Verb 1 They + Do Not Verb 1 You + Do Not Verb 1 She + Do Not Verb 1 He + Do Not Verb 1 It + Do Not Verb 1	Do + I Verb 1 Do + We Verb 1 Do + They Verb 1 Do + You Verb 1 Does + She Verb 1 Does + He Verb 1 Does + It Verb 1

Example of Nominal sentence:

1. ( + )    : She is very happy.

    ( - )    :  She is not very happy

    ( ? )    :  Is she very happy?

                = Yes, she is

                = No, she isn't

2. ( + )    : You are student.

    ( - )     : You are not student.

    ( ? )     : Are you student?

                 = Yes, you are

                 = No, you aren't

Example of Verbal sentence:

1. ( + )     : He goes to school every morning.

    ( - )      : He doesn't go to school every morning.

    ( ? )      : Does he go to school every morning?

                  = Yes, he does

                  = No, he doesn't

2. ( + )      : They study English every week.

    ( - )       : They don't study English every week.

    ( ? )       : Do they study English every week?

                   = Yes, they do

                   = No, they don't