Present indefinite Tense

Present indefinite Tense

The first form of a verb is used for the present indefinite Tense. 'S' or 'es' is added to the first form in case of third person singular -( he, she, it or any singular noun as subject):

Present indefinite tense structure.

Simple sentence :

•  He, she,it/single subject+verb (first form of verb ) + s,es +object.
• I,we,you,they/Plural subject +verb(first form of verb ) "+object

Examples :- 

• He writer a note on paper .
• She writes a letter.
• It rains.
• Frank reads a novel.
• I write a letter.

Negative sentence :

• He, She, it/single subject+verb(first form of verb) + object
• I,we, you , they /plural subject + do not + verb ( 1st of form verb) +  object

Examples :-

• He does not write a note.
• Norman does not help me.
• It does not rain.
• We do not read novels.
• You do not work hard.
• Zack and Helena 

Interrogative Sentences :

• Does + he, she, it/ single subject +verb ( 1st form of verb) + object ? (question mark )
• Do+I we, you, they /plural subject +verb (1st form of verb) + object ?

Examples :

• Does he play table tennis ?
• Does Ariel read a book?
• Do  you like fruits?
• Do Frank and Adriana help the poor ?

Who, Whom, Whose, What , Where , Why, When , Which, How

1. Where does he live ?
2. Why do you disturb him ?
3. When you go for exercise?

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