Present Simple in English

Present Simple Overview

• Utilized to express habits, facts, and regular occurrences.
• Describes situations that are always true or universally valid.
• Employed for discussing current events, particularly daily routines and activities.
• Commonly indicates future plans and arrangements.

Structure of Present Simple Tense

• Affirmative Sentences:
  • Formed by using the subject followed directly by the infinitive form of the verb.
• Negative Sentences:
  • Constructed with the subject, followed by "do/does" + "not" + infinitive.
• Interrogative Sentences:
  • Initiated with "do/does," followed by the subject and the infinitive.
• Negative Interrogative Sentences:
  • Combination of "do/does," the subject, "not," and the infinitive.

Examples of Present Simple

• "I work in an office." (Affirmative)
• "He lives in London." (Affirmative)
• "She drives to work every day." (Affirmative)
• "We have dinner at 7 pm." (Affirmative)
• "They watch TV every night." (Affirmative)