Then he sees a little cat under the tree. вЂ“ INCORRECTД®xample:The man opens the door and goes out slowly. Some non-progressive verbs are: believe, know, remember, understand, need, hate, like, love, prefer, want, feel, mean etc. We use simple present tense with these verbs. These verbs are called non-progressive or non-continuous verbs. Some verbs in English doesnвЂ™t have continuous forms. The bus arrives at 3 oвЂ™clock in the afternoon.Some commonly used verbs are as follows: вЂњlikeвЂќ,вЂќloveвЂќ, вЂњhateвЂќ, вЂњdislikeвЂќ, вЂњenjoyвЂќ etc. We can also use simple present tense to talk about likes and dislikes. We use simple present tense to talk about habits and routines. в¬¤ 2- Habits, routines or repeated actions. Smart phones cause some health problems.It is used for events and situations that never change. Lets go on with the explanations, usages and time adverbs of simple present tense в¬¤ 1- Facts or generalizations. в¬¤ Explanations and usages of simple present tense в¬¤ Sentence forms in simple present tense Simple present tense Formula with example sentences (+) Affirmative sentences This also applies to the вЂњ Wh- questionsвЂќ which we call вЂњinformation questionsвЂќ as well. в¬¤ Interrogative sentences in simple present tenseДЇor the formation of question sentences (interrogative) in simple present tense we put вЂњ do / doesвЂќ before the subject. в¬¤ Negative sentences in simple present tenseДЇor the formation of negative sentences in simple present tense we use вЂњ notвЂќ together with вЂњ do / doesвЂњ. Try> tr ies, fly> fl ies, carry> carr ies etc. If the verb has вЂњ -yвЂќ at the end and it precedes with a consonant letter, we drop the вЂњ-yвЂќ and add вЂњ -iesвЂќ.For the verbs ending with вЂњ -s, -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, -oвЂќ we add вЂњ -esвЂќ at the end of the verb.Д«rush es, kiss es, catch es, fix es, go es, do es etc.In positive sentences, when the subject is вЂњHe, She, ItвЂќ, we change вЂњ -sвЂќ into вЂњ -esвЂќ or вЂњ -iesвЂњ. The verb вЂњ haveвЂќ changes into вЂњ hasвЂќ when it gets вЂњ-sвЂќ at the end. In addition, for the subjects вЂњHe, She, ItвЂќ, the suffix вЂњ -sвЂќ is added at the end of the verb. Because we know that the auxiliary verbs that precede the verbs help us understand the tense of the sentence. The word order is the same.в¬¤ Positive (Affirmative) sentences in simple present tenseДЇor the formation of positive sentences in simple present tense we do not use вЂњdoвЂќ or вЂњdoesвЂќ in front of the verb. With the verb вЂto beвЂ™, we do not use вЂdoвЂ™В or вЂdoesвЂ™. To make a special question, use the same word order as with yes-no questions but put a wh-word before the verb вЂdoвЂ™ or вЂdoesвЂ™. They are made using wh- words such as what, where, when, why, which, who, how, how many, how much. Special questions (also known as wh-questions) are questions that require more information in their answers. вЂ“ Does he write books? NOT: Does he writes books ? Note: If you use вЂDoesвЂ™, donвЂ™t add вЂ-sвЂ™ to the main verb. To create a question that will be answered with a вЂyesвЂ™ or вЂnoвЂ™, use вЂ DoвЂ/вЂ™ DoesвЂ (or вЂ DonвЂ™tвЂ/вЂ™ DoesnвЂ™tвЂ for a negative question) + the base form of the main verb. When we ask questions in English, the word order is different: To make questions in the Present Simple, we use вЂ DoвЂ™ or вЂ DoesвЂ™. When we use the verb вЂto beвЂ™ we donвЂ™t use вЂdoвЂ™ or вЂdoesвЂ™. Via Note: If you use вЂdoesnвЂ™tвЂ™, donвЂ™t add вЂ-sвЂ™ to the main verb.

Simple present tense question form