Present simple

We use the Simple Present Tense for statements that are always true.
Summer follows spring.
The earth goes around the sun.
The sun rises in the east.
We use the simple present tense to refer to events, actions, situations which are true in the present period of time, or may continue indefinitely.
My mother works in a shop.
My brother wears glasses.
Habitual actions
We commonly use the simple present tense to ask and answer questions which begin with how often?
How often do you go to the dentist? I go every six months.
How often does Sue visit her parents? She visits her parents every day.
Future reference
When we refer to timetables / events in a calendar
The concert begins at 7.30 pm and ends at 9.30 pm.
The plane leaves at 11.00 am and arrives at 3 pm.
Don’t forget to add –s or –es to the verb form in the 3rd person singular: HE/ SHE/ IT
Making suggestions
Why don’t we go to the beach today? Meaning: Let’s go to the beach
We use:
Why don’t we…?
Why don’t i…?
Affirmative form
Subject + verb infinitive + the rest of the sentence
We add –s or –es to the verb infinitive in the 3rd person singular: HE/ SHE/ IT.
I work
You work
We work
They work in an office.
He works
She works
It works
The negative form
Subject + auxiliary do/ does + not + verb + the rest of the sentence
I do
You do
We...

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