Simple Present

Oct 08, 2014

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Simple Present. We use the simple present to express facts. affirmations. I have like You have like He/she/it* has likes We have like You have like They have like

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Simple Present We use the simple present to express facts.
affirmations I have like You have like He/she/it* has likes We have like You have like They have like * At the 3rd person singular, verbs take an « s ». If the verb ends with ss, sh, ch, x, z or o, it takes « es ».
Negations I/you/we/you/they don’t have He/she/it doesn’t have
Questions Do I have ? Do you have ? Does he/she/it have ? Do we have ? Do you have ? Do they have ?

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