The document discusses the use of the present simple and present progressive tenses in English. It explains that the present simple is used to talk about habits, repeated actions, and permanent situations. It also discusses how verbs are conjugated depending on whether you are talking about yourself or someone/something else. The present progressive is used to talk about actions happening now or temporary states. It provides examples of time expressions used with each tense.

1. ESCUELA NORMAL SUPERIOR DE MÉXICOHernández López José CarlosUse of English IPRESENT TIME

3. PRESENT SIMPLEWe use the Present Simple when:We are talking about habits or repeated actions and situations.

4. I watch TV everyday

5. The moon brights in the nights We talk about permanent situations in the present.

6. I live in Mexico City

7. Lio Messi plays soccer in Spain

8. We love reggaetonSTOP!!!How do we use theverbswiththedifferent “kinds” of person?It’seasy!Whenyou are talkingaboutyourself, theverbisused in it’ssimple form.playsleepseeeatflyIfyou are talkingwithsomeoneelse (2) orabout a group of people (2+), theverbisused in it’ssimple formtoo.playsleepseeeatfly

9. BUT…!!!If you are talking about someone/something else, you use the verb in it’s simple form and adding a “s”at the end of this, or “es” if it’s necessary.plays sleeps sees eats flies

10. For headlines, sports commentaries, story telling, directions and instructions.

11. A man arrives to the moon.

12. Jean shoots and scores a goal!

13. In this episode, Bob Sponge uses a weird cap.

14. Turn left and there’s the drugstore.

15. Add a litter of milk. In exclamatory sentences with “Here…!/”There…!”