Simple Present Tense

• the simple present is used for talk about things that happen regularly
• I's often used with the following adverbs of time:

Always (siempre)

every day (todos los dias)

usually (usualmente)

often (frecuentemente)

sometimes (aveces)

rarely (raramente)

barely (apenas)

ever (alguna vez, siempre)

never (nunca)

Affirmative form

Grammar Rulers :

3rd persons:

He

She

It

You have to add "S"

Example: Miguel Plays soccer

Rulers:

1. when the verbs end in Sh - wash- washes
2. when the verbs end in Ch - Catch- catches
3. when the verbs end in E - make- makes
4. when the verbs end in Y - enjoy- studies
5. when the verns end in O - go - goes

Grammar Structure:

• subject + verb + complement

I think in my girlfriend

you buy a cat

camilo takes a bus

Sofia arrives to the school

the dog wants to eat its food

we do some questions

They drink soda