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3.  To talk about habits and routines:
 I usually go to bed around midnight
 I always have sugar in my coffee
 She never watches scary movies
 To talk about general truths:
 Water freezes at 0º Celsius
 The sun rises every day
 To talk about general facts:
 They like milk
 Mary speaks portuguese.

4. ALWAYS,
 USUALLY,
OFTEN,
GENERALLY,
 NORMALLY,
NEVER,
HARDLY EVER,
SOMETIMES…
Typical adverbs in the present simple:Typical adverbs in the present simple:
o Our football team generally loses.
o We never win.
o I always go to bed at 8 o’clock

7. I run
You run
He runs
She runs
It runs
We run
You run
They run

8. We form the present simple from the infinitive
In the third person (He, She, It) we add “S”“S”

9. I wash
You wash
He washes
She washes
It washes
We wash
You wash
They wash
I mix
You mix
He mixes
She mixes
It mixes
We mix
You mix
They mix

10. With verbs that end in “o” “ch”; “ss”; “sh”; “x”,
we add “ES” in the third person (He, She,It)

11. I study
You study
He studies
She studies
It studies
We study
You study
They study

12. When the verbs ends in “consonant + y” (study),
in the third Person, the “y” changes into “ie”
(He studies)

13. •In the third person (He, She, It) we add “S”
•With verbs that end in “ch”; “ss”; “sh”; “x”, we
add “ES” in the third person (He, She,It)
•When the verbs ends in “consonant + y” (study),
in the third person, the “y” changes into “ie” (He
studies)

15. I don’t run
You don’t run
He doesn’t run
She doesn’t run
It doesn’t run
We don’t run
You don’t run
They don’t run

16. With all verbs, except To Be and Have Got,
we need to use the auxiliary verb TO DOTO DO to
form the negative
The main verb is always in the infinitive form
I don’t like frogs
The elephant doesn’t like meat

18. Do I run ?
Do You run?
Does He run?
Does She run?
Does It run?
Do We run?
Do You run?
Do They run?

19. Do I like frogs?
Does the elephant like meat?
With all verbs, except To Be and Have Got,we need to
use the auxiliary verb TO DOTO DO to form the interrogative
The main verb is always in the infinitive form