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How we form Present Simple?

For affirmative sentences

It has the structure S+ V+ C

S= subject or noun (person, animal or thing)
V= verb, the verb is in its base form. In the case of the third person (he, she, it) you have to add an “s”
C= complement. The rest of the information of the sentence.

Examples:
  • Mary does exercise on Monday and Tuesday .
  • A frog jumps three times its height.
  • Mary's flight arrives at seven o'clock.
 

For negative sentences

It has the structure S+ do not (don't)/ does no (doesn't)+ V+ C

S= subject or noun (person, animal or thing)
V= verb, the verb is in its base form. In the case of the third person (he, she, it) you don't have to add an “s” because you are alredy use the auxiliar in the negative form  does not (doesn't).
C= complement. The rest of the information of the sentence

Examples:
  • Mary doesn't exercice on Monday and Tuesday.
  • A frog doesn't jump three times its height.
  • Mary's flight does not arrive at seven o'clock.
 

For questions

For question we change the order A+S+V+C+?

A= auxiliar, do or does
S= subject or noun (person, animal or thing)
V= verb, the verb is in its base form. In the case of the third person (he, she, it) you don't have to add an “s” because you are alredy use the auxiliar in the negative form  does not (doesn't).
C= complement. The rest of the information of the sentence

Examples:
  • Does Mary do exercise on Monday and Tuesday?
  • Does a frog jump three times its height?
  • Does Mary's flight arrive at seven o'clock?