Structure Module
Build • Understand • Use
Grammar in Context
Grasp natural English sentence architecture through communicative patterns, structural formulas, and interactive exercises.
Active Grammar Unit
Present Simple
Verbs & Tenses
Present Simple
beginner
Objective: Master the present simple tense for persistent facts, regular habits, and daily routines.
Use the present simple to express actions that happen regularly or states that are generally true.
Sentence Structure Formula
Subject + base verb (+ -s/-es for 3rd person singular: he, she, it)Authentic Conversational Examples
I work at a design studio in the city center.Regular occupational state
She speaks three languages fluently.Persistent ability (notice the -s on speaks)
Water boils at one hundred degrees Celsius.Universal scientific fact
Common Learner Mistakes
He go to the gym every morning.→He goes to the gym every morning.
Third-person singular subjects (he/she/it) require the verb ending -s or -es.
She don't like spicy food.→She doesn't like spicy food.
In negative statements with he/she/it, use 'does not' (doesn't), not 'don't'.
3 interactive questions available