Simple Present Rules
Here you can find tables with Simple Present rules on:
positive sentences, negative sentences and questions.
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Positive Sentences
| Who? | Form of verb |
Examples |
| I | verb | I run every day. |
| He/She/It | verb + s | He runs
every day. She runs every day. It runs every day. |
| You | verb | You run every day. |
| We | verb | We run every day. |
| They | verb | They run every day. |
Click here to find out how to add s to a verb
Negative Sentences
| Who? | Form of verb |
Examples | |
| I | do not / don't | verb | I don't run every day. |
| He/She/It | does not / doesn't | He
does not run every day. He doesn't run every day. She does not run every day. She doesn't run every day. It does not run every day. It doesn't run every day. |
|
| You | do not / don't | You
do not run every day. You don't run every day. |
|
| We | do not / don't | We don't run every day. | |
| They | do not / don't | They don't run every day. |
Question Sentences
| Who? | Form of verb |
Examples | |
| Do | I | verb | Do I run every day? |
| Does | he/she/it | Does
he run every day? Does she run every day? Does it run every day? |
|
| Do | you | Do you run every day? | |
| Do | we | Do we run every day? | |
| Do | they | Do they run every day? |
So these are the Simple Present rules.
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