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PRESENT SIMPLE
- The simple present tense in
English is used to describe an
action that is regular, true or
normal.
- To express habits, general
truths, repeated actions
or unchanging situations,
emotions and wishes.
- I smoke (habit); I work in London
- I smoke (habit); I work in London
- To give instructions or
directions: .
- You walk for two hundred metres, then you turn
left.
- You walk for two hundred metres, then you turn
left.
- To express fixed arrangements, present or future
- Your exam starts at 09.00
- Your exam starts at 09.00
- To express habits, general
truths, repeated actions
or unchanging situations,
emotions and wishes.
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