Use:
Sentences in the present simple tense are true all the time.
I come from Japan.
I live in Paris.
I like animals.
I have three sisters.
Spelling Rules for 3rd person (he / she / it)
If a verb ends in consonant + y, change y to i and add es.
I study English. He studies English.
If a verb ends in tch, ss, x, sh or z, add es.
She watches television.
Susan misses her family.
He fixes the television.
My dad washes the car on Sundays.
Some verbs have irregular spellings:
I go → he / she / it goes
I do → he / she / it does
I have → he / she / it has
Common mistakes
1) Some students forget to add s for he/she/it.
My mother like chocolate. → My mother likes chocolate.
2) Some students make the negative form incorrectly.
Tom no work here. → Tom doesn’t work here.
Tom isn’t work here.
Tom don’t work here.
3) Some students forget to use Do and Does to make questions.
You like this song? → Do you like this song?
Is your father work here? → Does your father work here?