The document discusses using the present simple tense to talk about regular or habitual actions. It provides examples of affirmative sentences using the present simple, such as "We go to school every day" and "She goes to school with her friend." Negative examples are also given like "We don't drive a motorbike" and "He doesn't drive a van." Questions in the present simple are formed by using "do" as an auxiliary verb, such as "Do you play basketball?" and "Does he play basketball?"

1. We use Present
Simple to talk about
actions we usually
do.

2. AFFIRMATIVE
WE GO TO SCHOOL EVERY
DAY.
SHE GOES TO SCHOOL WITH
HER FRIEND.

3. NEGATIVE
WE DON’T
DRIVE A
MOTORBIKE.
HE DOESN’T
DRIVE A VAN.

4. INTERROGATIVE
DO YOU PLAY
BASKETBALL?
YES, I DO /
NO, I DON’T
DOES HE PLAY
BASKETBALL?
YES, HE DOES/
NO, HE DOESN’T.