Simple Present Tense
“Simple” simply means that there are no auxiliary or “helping” verbs accompanying the verb. Therefore, Simple Present Tense is a verb expressed in the present tense on it’s own within a sentence. Use the simple present tense when describing a present (but not on-going) action. It is also known as the timeless present tense and used to describe a present and constant action (again, not on-going).
Not all verbs require the –s ending to appear in the present tense. For example:
