Interactive Grammar
Present Simple Tense (Regular Verbs)
Key Grammar Rules
Clear • Structured • Easy
1
Affirmative Form
Use the base verb with I, You, We, They. Add -s / -es / -ies with He, She, It (3rd person singular).
I live in London. / She lives in New York.
2
Negative Form
Use 'don't' (do not) for I/You/We/They, and 'doesn't' (does not) for He/She/It + base verb.
They don't speak French. / He doesn't work on Sundays.
3
Questions & Short Answers
Use 'Do' or 'Does' before the subject.
Do you study English? Yes, I do. / Does she work here? No, she doesn't.
Structure & Conjugation Table
Reference Model: work (trabajar)
| Subject | Affirmative | Negative | Question | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | work | don't work | Do I work? | |
| You | work | don't work | Do you work? | |
| He / She / It | works | doesn't work | Does he work? | |
| We | work | don't work | Do we work? | |
| They | work | don't work | Do they work? |
Quick Check: Fill in the Blank
How do you greet someone formally in the morning (8:00 AM)?