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It has different arrangement of letters than latin (English: Flying, Flew, Air. Latin: Volare, Volar, Aer,Aeris)

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In english, a present tense word would be the base word with the suffix "-ing" at the end in mose cases.

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Most present tense verbs require another verb (usually 'to be' ie: is/am/are) in front of them.
i + AM + swimming
vs the past tense
i swam

she + IS + reading
vs
she + read

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Usually, verbs are the roots of future and past, it's in the moment. 

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Usually, verbs are the roots of future and past, it's in the moment. 

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In English often present-tense verbs use the the root of a verb without any suffix. When refering to yourself or a group you typically use just the root, EX: I walk, they walk, and when talking about a single other person we add an 's', EX: She walks, he walks

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Present tense verbs work by helping to explain what a person is doing in the given moment. We attach these words to things. (EX: Run)

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In English we is “ing” at the end of a present tense verb

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If you are doing it currently you are verb-ing

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not was or will, but is happening currently

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A lot end in the suffix -ing and use the present tense version of the action

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They work by describing an action that is currently happening like running

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SVO! Gerund for present tense, more or less. Adverbs come first... sort of.
"to _____": infinitive. *Vaguely* present tense

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Usually just the base form of the verb, there are a lot of irregular verbs, consistent across terms (he, I, you), except its often plural for he/she

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Usually just the base form of the verb, there are a lot of irregular verbs, consistent across terms (he, I, you), except its often plural for he/she

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You add -ing to the end of a verb to imply present tense.

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You add -ing to the end of a verb to imply present tense.

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Describe how a subject or person is doing, what they’re doing, their state, etc. Are necessary in a sentence and change depending on tense

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we use them for talking about actions that are happening now

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A current action, happening in the moment (Swimming, running, walking)

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A current action, happening in the moment (Swimming, running, walking)

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•Words that describe motion or doing

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Present tense verbs often use “ing” at the end (ex: I am writing)