Unit 6: Simple Present

We use simple present for things that

happen regularly.
Example: I walk to school.

We use simple present for things

that are permanent.
Example: I have one brother.

Simple present with regular verbs:

When we use: I, you, we, they,
The verbs stay the same.
Example: I walk to school.

Simple present with regular verbs:

When we use: She, he, it,
With regular verbs we add an (s) to the
end of the verb.
Example: She walks to school.

Simple present negative statements

When we are making a negative statement using
simple present we use dont and doesn't.
We use Dont for I, you, we, they
Example: I dont walk to school.
We use Doesnt for She, he, it
Example: She doesnt walk to school.

When we use an auxillary (don't or doesnt)

the verb doesn't change.
Example: He doesnt walk to school.
Compared to
He walks to school.