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We use First form of Verb with I, You and other Plural subject (Dogs, Men etc.)
In Negative and Interrogative we use Do with I, You and other Plural subject (Dogs, Men
etc.)
We use First form of Verb + s/es Singular subjects (He, she, it, Name, Dog, man etc.)
In Negative and Interrogative we use Does with Singular subjects (He, she, it, Name,
Dog, man etc.) when we use Does we not use s/es with the first form of verb..
For e.g
1. He likes cricket.
2. He does not like cricket. (Here we use does so we do not use s/es with the like)
Use of Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite
1.
2. To express a habitual action
We use am with I
We use is with Singular subjects (He, she, it, Name, Dog, man etc.)
We use are with you and other Plural subject (Dogs, Men etc.)
For e.g.
1. I am going to market
2. He is not playing cricket.
3. Are they watching movie?
Use of Present Continuous Tense
2. To express an action going on at the time of speaking
He is writing a letter
3. To indicate an action that is planned to take place in the future
I am going to Mumbai tomorrow.
4. To indicate an action that is not going on at the time of speaking
1.
5. we cannot use some verbs in continuous form we use is, am, are with them but not
(ing)
Verb of senses (smell, notice, see, taste, hear, feel)
1.
Verbs expressing feelings an emotion (love, like, hate, fear, prefer, refuse, hope,
wish, want)
Verbs of possession (belong to, consist of, possess, own , owe, have, contain)
We use Has with Singular subjects (He, she, it, Name, Dog, man etc.)
We use Have with I and you and other Plural subject (Dogs, Men etc.)
For e.g.
We use Has been with Singular subjects (He, she, it, Name, Dog, man etc.)
We use Have been with I and you and other Plural subject (Dogs, Men etc.)
We use since with definite time for e.g. since 2 o clock, since morning, since Tuesday
We use for with indefinite time for e.g. for 10 days, for 2 months, for 2 hours
For e.g.