We use the simple present...  - to talk about repeated actions, permanent situations, routines, and facts. , In affirmative sentences that start with I, you, we, they - we write the verb in the infinitive form (e.g. I like pizza)., In affirmative sentences that start with he, she, it - we write the verb in the infinitive form + "s" (She likes pizza)., In negative sentences that start with he, she, it - we write does not/doesn't + verb in the infinitive (She does not/doesn't like pizza)., In negative sentences that start with I, you, we, they - we write do not/don't + verb in the infinitive (I do not like pizza)., "We have English on Thursdays and Fridays" is... - a routine, "Whales live in the ocean" is... - a permanent situation, "The sky is blue" is... - a fact,

The simple present rules

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