PRESENT TENSE

The present tense is a grammatical tense that locates a situation or event in present time. 

The simple present tense is used to :

- express habits

- general truths

- repeat actions or unchanging situations

- emotions

- wishes

- to give intructions or directions

- express fixed arrangements, present or future.

Adverb of time :

- always

- never

- every

- often

- seldom

- usually

- sometimes

Examples :

In the form of sentence (+)

1. She does speak English well.
2. We Work Everyday.
3. I Love my new pets.
4. The books are usually kept by Deby.
5. She drinks coffe.

In the form of sentence (-)

1. She does not speak English well.
2. We do not work Everyday.
3. I do love my new pets.
4. The Books Are not usually kept by Deby.
5. She does not drink coffee.

In sentence form interrogative (?)

1. Does she speak English well?
2. Do you work Everyday?
3. Do you love my new pets?
4. Are the books usually kept by Deby?
5. Does she drink coffee?