The document outlines the rules for forming the present simple tense, including specific spelling rules for various subjects. It also provides examples of common verbs and how to construct questions in the present simple. Additionally, it explains the usage of verbs like 'love', 'like', and 'hate' followed by nouns or gerunds.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE Present Simple: Spelling The spelling rules for he, she and it.- Verb Rule Example Most verbs Add “s” Beth comes from the USA Ends in a consonant Change y This airline flies to to “ies” Medellin. Ends in: ch,sh,s,x,z Add “es” Andrew watches a lot videos. Do and Go Add “es” My manager goes home at eleven. Have Has He has breakfast at seven.

2. Present simple questions What does he/she/it think of Japan? Where does Juan come from? What time does the class begin? What do they/ you/ we/ I think of Japan? Where do Juan and I come from? What time do the classes begin?

3. LOVE, LIKE AND HATE After like/ love/ hate, we use a plural noun or verb +.....ing. I hate spiders. She doesn`t like crowds Do you like dogs? Joe likes playing golf. We don`t like flying. Do they like playing computer games?