The document discusses the use of the simple present tense in Spanish. The simple present tense is used to talk about daily routines and habitual actions that occur regularly, such as doing homework every day. It is also used to express facts or general truths, like water boiling at 90 degrees Celsius. The structure of the simple present tense in Spanish involves a subject, verb, and predicate, such as "I go to school."

1. Simple Present Daily Routines (La Expresión de la Rutina)

2. Simple Present We use it when: We want to talk about daily routines, that is, those things that happen regularly. I sometimes go to the cinema. (A veces voy al cine) We do our homework every day. (Hacemos las tareas todos los días)

3. Simple Present We use it when: We want to talk about facts, that is, general truths. Water boils at 90 0 C. (El agua hierve a 90 0 centígrados) Fishmongers sell fish. (Los pescadores venden pescado)

4. Simple Present Structure: Subject + verb + Predicate I go to school (Voy al instituto.)