This document provides rules for using the present simple tense in English. It discusses using the present simple for repeated and habitual actions, daily routines, and general truths. It also provides conjugation rules for the third person singular "he, she, it" form, adding "s" or "es" depending on the verb. Finally, it discusses forming negative sentences using "don't/doesn't/do not" plus the base verb form without adding "s".

2. .
We use present simple to:
repeated actions and daily routines (every day, always, often,
sometimes, never)
My friend often draws nice posters.
I never drink orange juice.
We usually go to the Baltic Sea in summer.
We have English on Tuesdays and Fridays.
2. things in general
The sun rises in the east.
Cats drink milk.

3. I
YOU
WE
THEY
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
GO
PLAY
DRINK
WASH
HE
SHE
IT
GOES
PLAYS
DRINKS
WASHES
SE RECUERDA QUE
CON HE, SHE Y IT EL
VERBO LLEVA S O ES

4. RULES IN THIRD PERSON (he, She and It)
RULES VERBS
Add ES for verbs That ends in X, H, S
and o
He fixES the car.
She watchES t.v
She passES the exam
It goES to the park.
If the verb ends in consonant + Y,
change Y to I and add ES
Study: He studIES
Cry: She crIES
Fly: It flIES
If the verb ends in vowel + Y, just
S
Play: He playS
Pay: She payS
Stay: it stayS
Add S for most of the verbs runS, driveS, eatS, drinkS
I
YOU
WE
THEY
HAVE a dog.
HE
SHE
IT
HAS a dog.

5. NEGATIVE SENTENCES
We use the auxiliar
DON’T OR DO NOT
DOESN’T OR DOES NOT
I
YOU
WE
THEY
HE
SHE
IT

6. EXAMPLES
 We don’t have a purple racket.
 Catalina doesn’t drink milk every day.
 He does not play with an orange frisbee
 My parents do not buy a yellow car..
En oraciones
negativas el
verbo NO lleva
S