Present Simple — affirmative & negative
We use the Present Simple for routines and regular activities.
I / You / We / They + verb
I play football.
They go to school.
He / She / It + verb + s
She plays tennis.
He goes to school.
I / You / We / They + don't + verb
I don't play tennis.
He / She / It + doesn't + verb
She doesn't play tennis.
⚠️ After doesn't, use the base verb.
❌ She doesn't plays tennis.
✅ She doesn't play tennis.
| FrequencyExample | |
| always | I always study. |
| usually | I usually walk. |
| often | I often play football. |
| sometimes | I sometimes swim. |
| rarely | I rarely eat out. |
| never | I never smoke. |
Usually before the main verb:
I always go to school.
But after BE:
She is always happy.
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