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4.  It is used for instructions (the imperative).

Example:

Open the window.

Eat the vegetables.

Don’t cry.

Do your homework.

Call your mother.

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3.  It is used for events scheduled in the near future.

Example:

The train leaves at 10:00.

The party is tonight.

Does the festival start tomorrow?

The plane does not [doesn’t]  arrive today.

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2.  It is used to speak of generalities or scientific facts.

Example:

He does not [doesn’t] eat vegetables.

She works in a hospital.

Elephants live in Africa.

Bogota is in Colombia.

Do children like animals?

Adults do not [don’t] know everything.

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DO vs. DOES - English Practice Exercises

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There are 3 basic rules in which the simple present is used:

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There are 3 basic rules in which the simple present is used:

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Use

1.  The present simple is used to speak of things that happen habitually.

The present simple is often used with tense adverbs:

always

every day

usually

often

sometimes

rarely

hardly ever

never

Example:

I always talk to my mother on Sunday.

He never eats vegetables.

They usually learn something new in class.

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Don't vs. Doesn't in English - Simple Present Tense

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1.He goes to school every morning.
2.She likes English class.
3.He cries for your puppy.
4.He tries very hard.
5.She plays the piano.

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The simple present tense is one of several forms of present tense in English. It is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements. The simple present tense is simple to form. Just use the base form of the verb: (I take, you take, we take, they take) The 3rd person singular takes an -s at the end. (he takes, she takes)

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we use simple present tense when an action is happening rigth now, or when it happens regulary.

In the picture we can see the three forms that the simple present tense has.

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Here we can see the structure to  make question; first is the followed by the verd, and finally the predicate.