Simple Present Tense

Unlike the present continuous (-iyor) that we've already learned, the simple present tense expresses habitual or intended actions. The simple present is formed with -er, -ir, or -r and comes up frequently in later constructions such as the conditional.

-ir

Form the simple present for verbs that take -ir.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

-er

Form the simple present with verbs that take -er.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

-r

Form the simple present for verbs that take -r.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Review Simple Present

Review all the endings for simple present.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Translate Simple Present

Review simple present by translating from English.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Questions

Use mi to form simple present questions.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Negative First Person

Practice just the first person negation of simple present.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Negative Second & Third Person

From the negative simple present for second and third person.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Negative Questions

Form negative simple present questions.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Questions and Negatives Review

Review questions and negatives for simple present.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present

Review Everything

Review everything there is to know about the simple present tense.
Simple Present, Habitual Simple Present