The document discusses the simple present and simple past tenses in English. It notes that the simple present is used for habitual or repeated actions and is conjugated by adding -s to verbs for third person singular subjects. The simple past describes completed actions in the past and uses the past form of regular and irregular verbs. Examples are provided of sentences in the simple present and past, along with questions about identifying these tenses and the function of the -ed or -s endings.

1. Rebeca Navarro
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2. The Simple Present tense is used to
describe habitual actions that occur with
some frequency and makes no reference
to whether it is happening at present.
To conjugate the present simple to use
the infinitive subject "I", "you", "we" and
"they" and another for "he", "she" and "it",
we added a "-s" to end of the verb.

3. The Simple Past tense is used to describe
actions that have happened at an earlier
time and have now ended.
We use the past simple to complete
actions in the past. The time period of
these actions is not important as in
Spanish. In the past simple they are
regular verbs and no irregular verbs.

4.  present simple
You run in the park
every Monday
You write a novel
 It flies like a bird
Past simple
She cleaned her
house.
 I broked the
window.
 I went to the
beach.

5.  1.-Are this examples of present simple?
We are playing baseball.
He run in the park.
She is writing in her notebook.
We play in the backyard.
 2.-Give me one example of past simple?
 3.- For what you thing ed-s is related to past
and present simple.