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Use present simple for: 1) Linking verbs, sensations and mental processes NOW: I smell a rat. I have a sandwich. Bill is heavy .
- Use present simple for: 1) Linking verbs, sensations and mental processes NOW: I smell a rat.
- I have a sandwich.
- Bill is heavy .
- I think I'll wait.
- 2) Universal and general truths: Water boils at 100 degrees C.
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Use present simple for:
1) Linking verbs, sensations and mental processes NOW: I smell a rat. I have a sandwich. Bill is heavy. I think I'll wait.
2) Universal and general truths: Water boils at 100 degrees C. It rains every spring.
3) Habits and non-past facts: I go to school every day. I usually eat spaghetti for lunch.
1) Linking verbs, sensations and mental processes NOW: I smell a rat. I have a sandwich. Bill is heavy. I think I'll wait.
2) Universal and general truths: Water boils at 100 degrees C. It rains every spring.
3) Habits and non-past facts: I go to school every day. I usually eat spaghetti for lunch.
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