LET'S STUDY SIMPLE PRESENT!
Simple Present Tense is used to describe habitiual actions, daily habits, objective facts. When we ask a question with Simple Present ,we should not put 's' to verb.
When we write a sentence of subject that is she/he/ it ,we should add 's'. So look at the examples.
* You break my heart,speaking like that.
* She is a big liar.
* He likes a small cat.
* It looks like my dog.
* When does the museum run?
* Bus station opens in two days in a week.
WHAT ABOUT SIMPLE PAST?
Simple Past Tense is used to describe some actions that take part in the past. When we ask a question with simple past, we should not add ' -ed,-d'.
When we write a sentence with a simple past,we should put ' -ed' at the end of every verb. So look at the examples.
* Why did you do that?
* John was the best guy I have ever met.
* I was a baby in my mum's stomach while you were a big lady.
* Did she lie to me?
LET'S WATCH AND BE CAREFUL ABOUT THIS,GUYS!
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