The document discusses verb tenses in English, including the simple present and present continuous tenses. It provides examples of how to form sentences using common verbs like "walk", "play", and "like" in both the simple present (e.g. "I walk to school") and present continuous (e.g. "They are swimming"). Readers are encouraged to try forming their own sentences using example verbs like "kick", "jump", and "run".

2. Used to show that an action is repeated past present future Ex. I walk to school. Ex. Jane likes to play soccer. Ex. We want to play baseball. ***Remember*** Verb + “s” or “es”

3. Used to show that an action is happening now past present future Ex. I am walking to school. Ex. They are swimming. Ex. I am eating ice-cream . ***Remember*** am/is/are + Verb + “ing”

4. She is running home. They are attacking the car. Rob and Ellen enjoy playing soccer. The school is closed. The office staff is eating lunch. I like skiing. The printer is broken. They are playing badminton.

5. To the right are several action verbs. Try making a sentence in simple present and a sentence in present continuous! Kick Jump Run Swim Catch Throw Attack Sleep study