Present Indefinite Tense | KSC Smart Guide

 Present Indefinite Tense

The indefinite present, also known as the simple present, denotes a stative or habitual, or eternally true action.

The present generally simple is used to indicate an action that occurs - always, regularly, every day, every day, normally, generally, generally, occasionally, sometimes, often, rarely, frequently, nowadays, naturally, rarely, constantly, never, every a week, every year, once a year, a week, sometimes, currently, occasionally, or all the time.

Present Indefinite Tense

The stative verbs are:

Have, Understand, Know, Believe, Hate, Need, Hear, Love, Appear, See, Like, Seem, Smell, Want, Taste, Wish, Sound, Own

Examples of Present Indefinite Tense:

I write articles on different topics.

He reads various kinds of books.

They love to play football.

She prefers coffee to tea.

He goes to the library every day.

We come for shopping in this market.

We watch movies in this Cineplex.

You always shop in that market.

I love to listen to melodious songs.

He loves to travel around the world.

They always play cricket on that field.

The poet writes romantic poems.

The lyricist writes realistic songs.

Do you love to listen to realistic songs?

I do not like to quarrel.

I am a peace-loving person.

I know how to protest against injustice.

Do you like to watch cricket?

I know Billy Bob.

He understands it.

They love swinging in the park.

Some people do not believe in God.

I usually wake up at 6.00 AM.

Earth is bigger than Mercury.

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