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✨ Day 8 Core Grammar Mastery

Day 8: Simple Present Tense

Master the most essential English tense for daily habits, routines, general truths, and likes/dislikes. Learn 3rd-person -s/-es rules, negative don't/doesn't forms, and question patterns!

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What is Simple Present Tense?
Used to describe things that happen regularly, habits, daily routines, facts, general truths, and likes/dislikes.
1. Daily Habits

• I wake up at 7 AM.

मैं हर सुबह 7 बजे उठता हूँ।

2. General Facts

• Water boils at 100°C.

पानी 100°C पर उबलता है।

3. General Truths

• The sun rises in the east.

सूरज पूर्व में उगता है।

4. Likes & Dislikes

• I like coffee / She likes tea.

मुझे कॉफी पसंद है।

5. Regular Activities

• I play cricket on Sunday.

मैं रविवार को क्रिकेट खेलता हूँ।

6. Permanent State

• They live in Hyderabad.

वे हैदराबाद में रहते हैं।

Group 1: I / You / We / They
Subject + Base Verb (V1) + Object

• I play cricket.

• You speak English.

• We watch movies.

• They work in an office.

⚡ Note: No -s or -es added with I, You, We, They!

Group 2: He / She / It / One Name
Subject + Verb + S/ES + Object

• He plays cricket. (NOT He play)

• She speaks English.

• It works well.

• Ravi watches movies.

⭐ Golden Rule: He/She/It ALWAYS takes -s/-es!

Spelling Rules for Third Person (He / She / It)
When to add -S, -ES, or change Y to -IES
Rule 1: Most Verbs ➔ +S

• Play ➔ Plays

• Read ➔ Reads

• Work ➔ Works

• Eat ➔ Eats

• Drink ➔ Drinks

Rule 2: End in s, sh, ch, x, o, z ➔ +ES

• Go ➔ Goes

• Do ➔ Does

• Watch ➔ Watches

• Wash ➔ Washes

• Teach ➔ Teaches

• Fix ➔ Fixes

Rule 3: Consonant + Y ➔ -IES

• Study ➔ Studies

• Try ➔ Tries

• Cry ➔ Cries

Vowel + Y ➔ +S only:

• Play ➔ Plays | Buy ➔ Buys