The Present Indefinite Tense is used to talk about:

👉 Things we do every day
👉 Habits and routines
👉 General truths (facts)

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🌟 1. Easy Understanding

👉 “If an action happens regularly or is always true, we use the Present Indefinite Tense.”

Examples:

• I go to school.
• She drinks milk.
• The sun rises in the east.

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🏗 2. Sentence Structure

✅ Positive Sentences

👉 Formula:
Subject + Verb (base form) + s/es (for he/she/it)

Examples:

• I play cricket.
• You read books.
• He plays cricket.
• She reads books.

📌 Important Rule:

• With He / She / It → add s or es
• With I / You / We / They → use base verb

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❌ Negative Sentences

👉 Formula:
Subject + do/does + not + base verb

Examples:

• I do not play cricket.
• She does not play cricket.
• He does not eat rice.

👉 Short forms:

• do not = don’t
• does not = doesn’t

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❓ Questions (Interrogative)

👉 Formula:
Do/Does + Subject + base verb?

Examples:

• Do you play cricket?
• Does she play cricket?
• Does he go to school?

🔑 3. Most Important Rule

👉 Only with He / She / It, we add s or es