Can you write the 3rd person singular form of these verbs in the present simple tense? I join - he joins I like - he likes I kiss - he kisses I fly - he flies I watch - he watches I enjoy - he enjoys I talk - he talks I go - he goes I teach - he teaches I buy - she buys I finish - she finishes I cry - she cries

I. Write the 3rd person singular of the verbs:

1. I join - he joins

2. I like - he likes

3. I kiss - he kisses

4. I fly - he flies

5. I watch - he watches

6. I enjoy - he enjoys

7. I talk - he talks

8. I go - he goes

9. I teach - he teaches

10. I buy - she buys

11. I finish - she finishes

12. I cry - she cries

II. Use the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences, as in the example:

1. She always likes to read before bed.

2. He usually goes to the gym in the morning.

3. She talks to her friends every evening.

4. He flies to New York every month.

5. He watches movies on weekends.

6. She kisses her mother before leaving for school.

7. He teaches English at the university.

8. He joins the team every summer.

9. She enjoys playing tennis in her free time.

10. She buys new clothes every season.

11. He finishes work at 6 pm every day.

12. She cries when she is sad.

This is a simple way to understand the formation of the third person singular in the Present Simple tense. Just add -s or -es to most verbs (depending on the ending of the verb) when referring to he, she, or it.