1. 1) Permanent situations;
Water boils at 100ºC
USE 2) Regular habits and daily routines;
Colin plays football every
Tuesday.
I play
You play
We play
In the AFFIRMATIVE They play
form, add an 's' to the GO she goes
base form of the 3rd If the verb ends in
person singular. 'ch', 's', 'sh', 'x', 'z', 'o', add
he/she/it plays '-es' to the base form of
the 3rd p. sg:
CATCH  He catches
EXCEPTIONS
Present study  he studies.
If the verb ends in -y
Simple FORM
In the NEGATIVE use She doesn't play preceded by a
consonant, change the '-
y' to'-ies':
DO NOT / DON'T or Cry  she cries
DOES NOT /DOESN'T (3rd p sg)
I don't play
In the Interrogative Do you play?
use
Auxiliary DO or DOE
S at the beginning
of the question Does she play?
always often usually sometimes seldom never
ADVERBS OF
FREQUENCY & Time
expressions
every day // every week // every year // on Mondays // after school
Signal WORDS