Ingles

Present simple (inglés)
In English, the simple present, also known as the present simple, one is the present tense of (and not perfective aspect).

It is one of several times if used for this inEnglish, the other being the present continuous, having progressive aspect, the present perfect and the present perfect continuous.
Use
Expresses truths (Warm air rises - The hot air rises) or stay(Her parents live in Madrid - Her parents live in Madrid) and habitual action, ie, habits or routines in daily life (I get up late on Sundays - I get up late on Sundays and I eat a lot of fruit - asmuch fruit).
Also used to talk about future events, especially those subject to a schedule, such as the arrival and departure of public transport (The train leaves at nine - The train leaves at nine).Ejemplos incluyen:
* Afirmativo: I speak English and French (Hablo inglés y francés) - She speaks English and French (Ella habla inglés y francés)
* Negativo: I don't (do not) smoke (No fumo)- He doesn't (does not) smoke (Él no fuma)
* Interrogativo: Do you speak Spanish? (¿Hablas español?) - Does she speak Spanish? (¿Habla ella español?)
There are two important considerations tokeep in mind when using the present simple in English, both related to the use of negative and interrogative: we need the auxiliary verb do2: I do not (do not) live in Madrid (not Live in Madrid). Doyou speak Spanish? (Do you speak Spanish?).

Second, the auxiliary do does take the form to the third person singular: She does not speak French (she does not speak French). Does he live in Madrid?(Do you live in Madrid he?)
Examples of conjugation
Afirmativo
I | like | cheese (Me gusta el queso) |
You | like | cheese |
He/She/(It) | likes | cheese |
We | like | cheese |
They | like |cheese |
Negativo
I | don't like | cheese (No me gusta el queso) |
You | don't like | cheese |
He/She/(It) | doesn't like | cheese |
We | don't like | cheese |
They | don't like | cheese...