Page 3 - MIND MAP WITH NOTES

 See→ Saw
 Build→ Built
 Go→ Went
 Do→ Did
 Rise→ Rose

 Am/Is/Are→ Was/Were

THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

The simple present tense is a complex tense.
It is used:

Use Examples
(1) To describe facts and habits  Lee loves pies. (Fact)

 I play chess on Tuesdays.
(Habit)
(2) To describe scheduled events in the  The plane arrives at 7 o'clock.
future  The sun rises at 05:30 a.m.

(3) To tell stories (particularly jokes) to  A robot walks into a room and
make your listener or reader feel more says "Give me a bucket and a
engaged with the story mop."
(4) For things that are always /  It rains a lot in winter.

generally true.  The Queen of England lives in
Buckingham Palace.

 They speak English at work.

For example:
 I clean the window.
 They clean the window.

Forming the Simple Present Tense (for most verbs)
[Base form of the verb by itself]
Or
(If it's the third person singular -he, she, or it)
[Base form of the verb] + "s"
 We jump.

 He jumps.