https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6 en-us 2022-08-01 15:10:00 UTC 2023-08-16 02:15:25 UTC hello@padlet.com estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2252854687 Simple present affirmative ]]> 2022-08-01 15:14:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2252854687 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253426589 The present simple is one of the verb tenses in English.  
Its correct use is very important because it is used for multiple situations, which you can find a little further down.  

In addition, in this article you will learn about its main uses, how it is formed (structure), its conjugation and, finally, some exceptions or unique cases.]]> 2022-08-02 12:45:39 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253426589 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253431516 Present simple: how to use it

 The present simple in English is the indicated verb tense when you want to express any of the following conditions:

 1. Make known actions or permanent states

 Example: Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco.

 2. Communicate actions or states that are repeated over time

 Example: Every four years is a leap year.

 3. Transmit routines, continuous events that are repeated on a daily basis or with a certain frequency.

 Example: I walk to my work.

4.  Give instructions or directions.

 Example: First, smash the potatoes and then pour some milk.

 5. Mention events, commitments or appointments that will occur in the future at a certain time and day.

 Example: Next Saturday is my wedding!

 Tip: A common mistake is to believe that the present simple is used to talk about the actions or states that occur at the precise moment in which it is spoken.  This is incorrect.  For these situations, the present continuous is used.]]> 2022-08-02 12:56:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253431516 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253432416 How is the structure of the present simple to form sentences
 1. This verb tense has a basic structure for its affirmative, negative and interrogative moods.  In the following table you can get to know her better.


]]> 2022-08-02 12:58:25 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253432416 jahirh1798507 https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253433200 2022-08-02 13:00:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253433200 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253435822 The third person
 There are 4 rules of the present simple.  The first two affect the third person, while the last two affect all subjects and conjugations.  They are the following:

 Verbs in the present simple in the affirmative form have an -s added at the end.  In the negative and interrogative forms they do not have -s.

 1.1.  With verbs whose ending is -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x, -z, -es is added.  Here some examples:]]> 2022-08-02 13:05:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253435822 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253436212 2022-08-02 13:06:28 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253436212 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253437244 For verbs ending in -y, this last letter is changed to -i + -es]]> 2022-08-02 13:08:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253437244 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253438113 2022-08-02 13:09:58 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253438113 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253438583 Verbs ending in -y have another exception.  If there is a vowel before the last letter, the -y is kept and -s is added at the end.]]> 2022-08-02 13:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253438583 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253439131 2022-08-02 13:12:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253439131 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253439773 The third person auxiliary is does.  First and second persons singular and plural using do.]]> 2022-08-02 13:13:24 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253439773 estefanyysosa https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253441072 2022-08-02 13:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jahirh1798507/ntn2o3pj3b1m4hg6/wish/2253441072