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USES
For habitual actions:
She eats cereal for breakfast.
For general truths or general present:
Water boils at 100°C.
For a definite and close future:
The course starts tomorrow afternoon.
| FORMS -
Affirmative |
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| Base Form |
They eat cereal for breakfast. |
| Third-person singular form |
She eats cereal for breakfast. |
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Negative |
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| Do not base form |
They don't eat cereal for breakfast. |
| Does not base form |
She does not eat cereal for breakfast. |
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