Present indefinite tense is easy to make, but it is a bit
hard to use. In this lesson, I am just going to teach you how to make it. We
will learn about its usage in the next lesson. Present tense is very first of
English tenses.
There are four forms of verb in English Grammar.
Present = write
Past = wrote
Past participle = written
Present participle = writing
Present form is used for present indefinite tense.
For example:-
She gets up early in the morning.
“Gets” is a verb
telling us that the above sentence is in present indefinite tens.
How many sentences do we usually make?
We can make three types of sentences of present indefinite
tense.
- Affirmative sentence
- Negative sentence
- Interrogative sentence
Let learn them, one by one
1- Affirmative sentence
If he, she, it or any singular noun comes as a subject in a
sentence, we add “s” or “es” to present form of verb; as,
Go = goes
Write = writes
Eat = eats
- She always goes to school.
- He sometimes writes his friends.
- Ahmed eats mangoes a lot.
2- Negative sentence
If he, she, it or any singular noun comes as a subject in a
sentence, we use “does not” after a subject, and present form of verb remain
same.
Go
Write
Eat
- She does not go to school.
- He does not write his friends.
- Ahmed does not eat mangoes a lot.
3 -Interrogative Sentence
If he, she, it or any singular noun comes as a subject in a
sentence, at first we use “does” then, subject and a question make”?” comes at
the end of sentence.
- Does she go to school?
- Does he write his friend?
- Does Ahmed eat mangoes a lot?
Note we don’t you “s” or “es” with verb when I, you, we they
or any plural noun comes as a subject in a sentient. The first letter of a word
should be in Capital letter; as, “Dose” , I, She etc …
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