This document provides examples of simple present tense verbs and their uses in sentences. It lists common verbs like "to be", "do" and "does" and adverbs of time. It also shows the forms that verbs can take as nominals or verbals and how they are used to express repeated actions, facts, scheduled events or questions with question words. Formulas are given for basic sentence structures like subject + verb 1 + object or questions starting with question words.

1. Simple
Present Tense
To Be
Verbal
do
does
are
am
is
Nominal
Adver of Time
Today
Everyday
On Sunday
Etc.
Form
Nominal
Verbal
Use
Repeated
action
Facts
Scheduled
event
Now
Formulas
+
(Positive)
-
(Negative)
?
(Do/
does)
?
(Question
word)
S + Verb 1 + Object
S + Don’t/doesn’t + Verb 1
+Object
Do/Does + Subject + verb 1
+ Object
Question word +Do/Does +
Subject + Verb 1 +Object