Simple Present by Santiago Gonzaga

Structure

santiagogonzaga35 — 2022-02-07 22:36:56 UTC

Afirmative | Subject + verb + complement

Negativa | Subject + auxiliar do/does not + verb + complement

Interrogative | Auxiliar do/does + Subject + verb + complement

Uses

santiagogonzaga35 — 2022-02-07 22:42:38 UTC

1. When you want to communicate states or permanent actions.

2. When manifesting states or situations that are routine or actions that have periodicity.

3. To talk about habits, routines or events that are repeated in certain periods of time.

4. When you give directions, instructions and signals.

5. To transmit appointments, events or commitments that will happen in a certain time.

Rules

santiagogonzaga35 — 2022-02-07 23:06:32 UTC

When verbs end in -o, -sh, -ch, -ss, -x and -z you must add -es to the end. For example:
to go
to wish
To catch
mix
mixes
whiz
whizzes

For verbs ending in -y, you must replace -y with i and then add -es.
to cry
to spy
to worry

There is another exception for verbs ending in -y. When there is a vowel before the -y, you should keep it and add the -s.
To pay
to say
to lay