Present Simple Tense + Other Verbs Affirmative Negative Question Negative Question I like Chicago I don’t like Chicago Do I like Chicago? Don’t I like Chicago? You like fruits You don’t like fruits Do you like fruits? Don’t you like fruits? He likes to play...
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Present Simple Tense + Other Verbs Affirmative Negative Question Negative Question I like Chicago I don’t like Chicago Do I like Chicago? Don’t I like Chicago? You like fruits You don’t like fruits Do you like fruits? Don’t you like fruits? He likes to play He doesn’t like to play Does he like to play? Doesn’t he like to play She likes Jack She doesn’t like Jack Does she like Jack Doesn’t she like Jack? It likes meat It doesn’t like meat Does it like meat? Doesn’t it like meat? We like pizza We don’t like pizza Do we like pizza? Don’t we like pizza? They like Chicago They don’t like Chicago Do they Like Chicago? Don’t they like Chicago? Uses Examples Habitual Actions Acciones habituales (normalmente acompañados de I go to the gym on Monday and Friday adverbios de frecuencia) Permanent states Estados permanentes (hechos que no cambian nunca) The Sun rises in the morning Feelings and Emotions (like, hate, want, hope, etc.) Sentimientos y emociones I like your T-shirt. I want a blue one V
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