Simple Present Tense
The simple present tense generally expresses events or situations that exist usually, always or habitually. They have existed in the past, exist now( in present) and will probably exist in the future.
Timeline: The simple present tense
Form: Subject+First form of Verb (s/es)+Object
• The sun rises in the East.
• Johny goes to school every day.
• I get up early in the morning.
• He always comes here in the morning
• They work 8 hours a day.
Negative and Interrogative Sentences :
Negative : Subject + do/does +V-1+Object
Interrogative: Do/Does+Subject+V-1+Object
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