1. Actions that happen regularly or habitually:
* I go to the gym every morning.
* She eats breakfast at 7 am.
* They play soccer on weekends.
2. Facts or general truths:
* The sun rises in the east.
* Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
* Cats purr when they are happy.
3. Present actions happening now:
* The phone rings.
* I see a bird flying.
* The dog barks. (Although the present continuous is more commonly used for actions happening at the moment)
Here's how to form the simple present tense:
* For most verbs: Use the base form of the verb (the infinitive without "to").
* Example: walk, eat, play, sing
* For the third-person singular (he, she, it): Add "-s" to the base form.
* Example: walks, eats, plays, sings
* For the verb "to be": Use "am", "is", or "are".
* Example: I am, she is, they are
Examples of the simple present tense:
* I work in a library.
* She studies French.
* The dog sleeps on the couch.
* It rains a lot here.
* We like to travel.
* They want to buy a new car.
Let me know if you have any more questions!