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present simple is the most common way of expressing the present.

to make a present simple sentence just use the basic verb eg walk.

I/you/we/they/His friends work


If the subject is he/she or it add -s to the verb

He/she/it works

The boss(=he/she) works.
Her best friend (=he/she) works

or we use present continuous to talk about something that is happening now or around now.

To make a present simple sentence: subject + be verb + verb - ing

I am reading a book
They are reading books

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