Present Simple (I eat/play/work etc)

Present Simple (I eat/play/work etc)

The laws of the present simple:

1. To show habits and regular actions.

·         Sarah does her laundry at the weekends.

·         My parents wake up at seven o’clock every morning.

2.   To refer to current situations.

·        Ann works in a bank.

·         We live in London.

3.   To state general truths or facts.

·        It rains a lot in December.

·        The sun rises in the East and sets in the West.

Always/never/often/sometimes/usually + present simple

·        Jake always arrives at work on time.

·        I usually drive to work, but sometimes I walk.

·        We often eat out on weekends.

·        They never skip breakfast.

Note:

• He/She/It   +      verb  +      s (He likes, she eats, it sleeps)
• I/We/You/They   +      verb (I eat, we play, they study)