3A simple present + and

Americans like fast food.

They live in houses with yards.
My husband works from 9:00 to 5:00.
Ann has three children.
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I work. I dont work.
You work. You dont work.
He / She / It works. He / She / It doesnt work.
We work. We dont work.
You work. You dont work.
They work. They dont work.

We use the simple present for things that are generally true or
that habitually happen.
Contractions: dont = do not, doesnt = does not.
To make negatives use dont / doesnt + verb (base form).
He doesnt work. NOT He doesnt works.
3A simple present + and

spelling rules for he / she / it

I work / play / live. He works / plays / lives.
I watch / finish / go / do. She watches / finishes / goes / does.
I study. She studies.

The spelling rules for the he / she / it forms are the same as for
the plurals (see Grammar Bank 2A).

! Be careful with some he / she / it forms

I have He has NOT He haves
I go He goes /oz/
I do He does /dz/
I say He says /sz/