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The infinitive is used in the subjects, in third persons an "S" is added to the end of the verb.

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Affirmative Sentences.

Subject + Verb + Complement.

Negative Sentences.

Subject + Auxiliary (not) + Verb + Complement.

Interrogative Sentences.

(Question word) + Auxiliary

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It is used to talk about things that happen regularly.
the adverbs of frequency are used.

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Learn Present Simple Tense | English Grammar Course 1

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Auxiliary verbs are used  “to be” y el verbo + ing.

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Affirmative Sentences.

Suject + Verb auxiliary (to be) + Verb + ing.

Negative Sentences.

Subject +  Verb auxiliary (to be) + Negative auxiliary (not) + Verb + ing.

Interrogative Sentences.

Verb auxiliary (to be) + Subject + Verb + ing.

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It is used to talk about something that is happening at the moment in which we speak.

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Learn Present Continuous Tense | English Grammar Course

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Differences Between Simple Present and Present Continuons.

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Differences Between Simple Present and Present Continuons.

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Simple Present: It is used to talk about actions in the present tense in general.

Present Continuous: Used when talking about ongoing actions in progress or upcoming future actions.

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Present Simple vs. Present Continuous Tense | Learn English Grammar | ESOL Lesson