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I am confused about Present Simple

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05-01-2026 | 10:33 PM

evgeniygoncharenko02

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I am confused about Present Simple

Hey guys. I am confused about Present Simple. When I say she work every day is that correct or do I need an extra letter? I always forget the rules for he she it. Can anyone help me understand how to use it for my daily routine? Thanks.

05-01-2026 | 10:33 PM

emilyytthompson52

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You almost have it. You need an s at the end for she. So it is she works. I struggled with this too until I started using adverbs like always or usually. It helps to remember that this tense is for things that happen regularly not just right now.

05-01-2026 | 10:34 PM

evgeniygoncharenko02

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Thanks for the tip. What about questions then? Do I say works she or something else? I want to ask my friend about his habits but I do not want to sound weird. English grammar feels like a puzzle sometimes with all these do and does changes.

05-01-2026 | 10:35 PM

bugmenot321

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As a teacher I see these doubts often. You should use the auxiliary does for questions like Does she work. It is vital to master the distinction between habits and states. For a deep dive into meaning and real usage I highly recommend checking out this guide https://lingoharvest.com/english/gra...rbs-usage.html from the team at lingoharvest. Their explanations of stative verbs and common fixes are excellent for building natural confidence. Keep practicing and it will become second nature soon.