1) The document introduces the present simple tense form, which is used for habitual or repeated actions, permanent states, and general facts. 2) It lists the positive and negative forms for different pronouns like I, you, he/she/it, we, they. 3) Examples are provided for how to spell verbs in the third person singular and for irregular verbs, with most taking -s, some taking -es, and some with a vowel before -y just taking -s.

1. NATALY PRESENTA PRESENT SIMPLE

2. FORM Positive and negative. drives. doesn´t drive. He She It drive. don´t drive. I We You They

3. Question. he she it does live? I we you they do Where

4. USE 1 An action that happens again and again (a habit). I go to work by car. She drinks ten cups of coffee a day. 2 A fact that is always true. Ronaldo comes from Brazil. My daughter has brown eyes. 3 A fact that is true for a long time (a state). He works in a bank. I prefer coffee to tea.

5. SPELLING OF VERB 1 Most verbs add –s to the base form of the verb. Wants eats helps drives. 2 Add –es to verbs that end in –ss,-sh,-ch,-x, and –o. Kisses washes watches fixes goes 3 Verbs that end in a consonant + -y change the –y to –ies. Carries flies worries tries But verbs that end in a vowel + -y only add –s. Buys says plays enjoys