What does it look like? / Comment écrire?
Just the verb - but He/She/It = verb+s
I drink coffee every morning.
You drink "
He/She drinks "
We drink "
You drink "
They drink "
If a verb ending in consonant + y
I try hard at work.
You try
He/She tries
We try
You try
They try
If a verb ending in vowel + y
I play piano every day.
You play
He/she plays
We play
You play
They play
Negative
I don't try hard at work.
You don't try
He/she doesn't try
We don't try
You don't try
They don't try
Question
Do I try hard at work?
Do you try?
Does he/she try?
Do we try?
Do you try?
Do they try?
Use for / Utiliser pour:
faits généraux - things that are facts, true stuff
I eat a lot of spinach.
You watch a lot of TV.
He sings well.
She dances badly.
The sun rises in the east.
We work at the supermarket.
You play guitar.
They go to church.
actions habituelles - habitual actions / actions répétées - actions that are repeated
I eat pizza every Friday night.
dire à quelle fréquence - to say how often something occurs
- always
- usually, generally, habitually
- every day, twice a week, three times a day
- sometimes
- often, frequently
- seldom, occasionally, once in a while
- never
parler d'une séquence / to talk about a sequence
first... then
sentiments - to express feelings
I feel fine.
I am well.
I love this song.
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