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Simple Present Tense

The simple present tense uses the same verb form as the root form of the verb. We use the simple present tense in the following conditions:

To show a FACT or SOMETHING that is always true

For activities that we do DAILY -regularly or habitually

To express thoughts, feelings, opinions and beliefs

For a planned action or an event that will happen in the future

We use this tense with a few adverbs to indicate something that happens rarely

We use it in news, reported speech such as in sports COMMENTARIES, a narration of books and stories etc

For schedules, plans and programmes

To give instructions

Learn more about Past Tense here in detail.

Formulating a Simple Present Tense

When the singular form of the subject or a singular pronoun is used, the verb is used in the simple present tense by ADDING a ‘-s’ to it. For example,

This person goes to the library often.

When does the flight to Seychelles depart from Mumbai airport?

I always wake up at 6 am.

We agree with most of your plan.

I like chocolates.

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