El "Simple Present Tense"

Simple Present Tense

  To begin with, what is the "Simple Present Tense"?

It is a time used for talk about activities that are done daily or routines. This time requires keeping in mind some important rules that cause a change in the verb in third person singular in affirmative sentences.

With that said, I present to you how these grammar rules work

 

1.- Nothing different is added to the personal pronouns "I", "You", "We", and "They" in the sentence. Example:

2.- To the personal pronouns "He", "She", and "It" the consonant "s" is added to the verbs of the sentence. Example:

  

however, there is an exception in which if the verb ends in "y" it is changed to "ies"

3.- There is an exception that if the verb ends in "o", "s", "sh", "ch", "x" or "z" "is" must be added but only if the verb is used with the personal pronoun, "He" "She" "It" third person singular