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Present Simple
Present Simple
Use
} This
simple action can express in the present, is the tense of this (and not perfective aspect) expressing habitual action, ie, habits, routines in daily life. It differs from the present perfect in the latter has perfective aspect, and the continuous present in which the other has progressive aspect.
Present Simple
Structure affirmative : Subject
I You We
Verb
eat need buy
Object
apples help a car
} If
Structure Negative:
Subject
I You We she
} The
+ Auxiliary Denial +
don't don't don't does
Verb
eat need Buy
+ Object
apples help a car
Structure Interrogative:
Auxiliary + Subject + Verb + Object?
Do Do Do does
I you We she
} Other
additions to the sentence (place, time, etc..) are usually placed at the end of it: I eat apples at lunchtime. the complement of place goes before the snap of time:
} Normally,