SIMPLE PRESENT

We use simple present when we talk about an action in the present as well as a routine or an action set by a timetable.

Examples

Affirmative sentences
When you talk about he, she and it, you have to add an -s to the verb

• I work on weekdays
• You go to the gym on Mondays and Tuesdays
• We study English everyday
• They live in Santiago
• The bookstore (it) opens at 9:00 AM
• Susan goes to school on weekdays
• He works in an office

Negative sentences.
For negative sentences you have to use the auxiliary verbs don't and doesn't with the appropriate subject.

Don't (I - you - we - they )
Doesn't ( he - she - it )

• I don't like pasta
• You don't speak french
• We don't wash our clothes
• They don't live in Buenos Aires
• She doesn't work in a factory
• He doesn't have a cell phone
• It doesn't matter