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This document provides examples of present simple affirmative and negative sentences in Spanish. For the affirmative, examples are given using "I", "you", "he", "she", "it", "we", "you" and "they" followed by common verbs like "play", "work", "call", "finish", "go", "study", "use", and "like". For the negative, both the long and short forms are shown using the same subjects and verbs.
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