SIMPLE PRESENT – PRESENTE SIMPLES

 A partícula “to” na frente de um verbo indica que ele está no infinitivo, na sua forma original
sem conjugação. No português é equivalente ao final “ar”, “er”, “ir” e “or”.
 O tempo verbal Simple Present é usado para falar de hábitos, verdades, fatos, costumes,
atividades do dia a dia, entre outras situações.
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
PRONOUN TO LIKE TO WANT TO NEED TO HAVE
I LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
YOU LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
HE LIKES WANTS NEEDS HAS
SHE LIKES WANTS NEEDS HAS
IT LIKES WANTS NEEDS HAS
WE LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
YOU LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
THEY LIKE WANT NEED HAVE

NEGATIVE FORM
PRONOUN AUX. VERB TO LIKE TO WANT TO NEED TO HAVE
I DON’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
YOU DON’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
HE DOESN’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
SHE DOESN’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
IT DOESN’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
WE DON’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
YOU DON’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE
THEY DON’T LIKE WANT NEED HAVE

INTERROGATIVE FORM
AUX. VERB PRONOUN TO LIKE TO WANT TO NEED TO HAVE
DO I LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DO YOU LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DOES HE LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DOES SHE LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DOES IT LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DO WE LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DO YOU LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?
DO THEY LIKE? WANT? NEED? HAVE?