This document provides examples of using the present simple tense to describe habits and routines that occur on a regular basis. It lists common present simple affirmative and negative sentence structures using the pronouns I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. Examples include actions like jump, eat, cook, write, run, shout, read, and open. Tips are given to use words like every, frequently, most, and usually to indicate habits.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE
AFF + NEG- INT?
I jump… I don’t jump… Do I jump…?
You eat… You don’t eat… Do you eat..?
He cooks… He doesn’t cook… Does he cook…?
She writes... She doesn’t write… Does she write…?
It runs… It doesn’t run… Does it run…?
We shout… We don’t shout… Do we shout…?
You read… You don’t read… Do you read…?
They open… They don’t open… Do they open…?
TIPS:
Every…
Frequently…
Most…
Usually…
HABITS
Or
ROUTINES…
whatever
HAPPENS
EVERYDAY
I go……………He/she/it goes
You watch…….He/She/It watches