Aug
20
2016
1
انجمن:
Hi :wave:.sir. I am fahri. I love :heart: English language but I am not very good on it
I have some questions about simple present
I finish my job.
Why not?
I finishs my job.
The students speak English on Wednesday.
Why not?
The students speaks English on Wednesday.
Simple present tense
Subject + verb I (s/ses)
Why did not follow this format?
Thanks for your answer sir
Hi there,
Submitted by jafar.kianpour on Sat, 2016/08/20 - 11:11
Hi there,
That structure is wrong.The basic structure for the present simple (positive sentence) is:
Subject + main verb
If the subject is he/she/it, then you should add "s" or "es" to the verb. If it's not he/she/it you don't change the verb.
- I speak English.
- They teach English.
- He speaks English.
- She teaches English.
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