Simple present tense

• The fan doesn’t make
• My son doesn’t crave for cakes.
• The coconut tree doesn’t grow
• My friend doesn’t deny her mistake always.

• Subject ‘They/We/All of us/All of them/One of us/One of them/Both of us/Both of them/One of our employees/The children/The people/The machines/etc’ is always treated as a third person Plural in English language and and when talking or making negative sentences use the word don’t with the 1^st form of the verb without s/es.

• They don’t follow the rules.
• We don’t divide the work amongst ourselves.
• Those cats don’t drink a lot of milk.
• The teachers don’t educate the children.
• Wounds don’t heal if proper care is not taken.
• One of us don’t manage the accounts department.
• One of the mechanics don’t polish the car.
• The employees don’t remain silent whenever the boss speaks.

SIMPLE PRESENT: NON-WH QUESTIONS (POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE)

POSITIVE QUESTIONS (NON-WH)

STRUCTURE:

Do/Does + Subject + verb – 1^st form + object?

Note: Do not add s/es to the 1^st form of the verb ( 1^st form of the verb given in the verb list ) with any subject used in the conversation when making/framing a non-wh positive question.

• Subject ‘I’ is always treated as first person in the English language and when talking or making non-wh questions start the sentence with the word Do with the 1^st form of the verb without s/es.

The below questions shows questioning yourself about your own ability or when someone questions your ability or also when you defend yourself in a situation when something said about you is incorrect.