SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

I usually _____ (go) to the city once a week

• Go

• Goes

• Went

• Gone

You ______ (play) the guitar very well

• Played

• Plays

• Play

• Playes

She never ______ (visit) me

• Visit

• Visited

• Visites

• Visits

Tom always ______ (find) new ways to do things

• Finds

• Found

• Find

• Finded

Ann ______ (not/ speak) Italian

• Don't speak

• Don't speaks

• Doesn't speak

• Doesn't speaks

Cars ______ (not/ have) wheels

• Don't have

• Doesn't have

• Don't has

• Doens't has

My mother _______ (have) a big house

• Have

• Has

• Haves

• Hases

Marcus and Renn ______ (live) in Puerto Rico

• Lives

• Live

• Liveses

• Don't live

For negative statements, the auxiliars are:

• Did/ didn't

• Have/ has

• Do/ does

• Would/ wouldn't

For 3rd singular person (He, she, it) we use the auxiliar:

• Does

• Do