We use the present simple tense:
- to make a general statement about our world: The earth moves around the sun.
- to show a pattern or general truth: People work in order to meet their basic needs.
- with adverbs of frequency: always, usually, often sometimes, never: People who are too lazy to walk often use their cars instead.
- with expressions such as: nowadays, these days, today (with a general meaning): Many students today do their research via computer rather than through books.
- for verbs showing opinions or feelings, e.g. believe, think, hope: I think that we should all do as much as we can to improve our environment.
We form the present simple tense with the base form of the verb. We add s or es to form the 3rd person singular:
I play I watch
you play you watch
he/she/it plays he/she/it watches
we play we watch
you play you watch
they play they watch
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