This document provides an overview of how to conjugate verbs in the present simple tense in English. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. For the affirmative, subjects take the base verb form except for third person singular which takes -s. The negative uses don't or doesn't plus the base verb. Questions use do/does plus the subject and base verb.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE
AFF. S+ V*
*HE/ SHE/IT:
V + S : plays, comes,
sleeps, runs
V + ES : crosses,
watches, washes,
mixes, buzzes

2. NEGATIVE:
S+
(I,YOU,WE,THEY)
DON’T+V
OR
S+ DOESN’T+V
(HE,SHE,IT)

3. INTERROGATIVE:
DO+ S+ V?(I,YOU, WE, THEY)
DOES +S+V?
(HE/SHE/IT)