| DIG - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | dig |
| ★ you | dig |
| ★ he/she/it | digs |
| ★ we | dig |
| ★ you | dig |
| ★ they | dig |
| Examples of verb 'dig' in the Present Simple: |
|---|
| - I dig in the garden every weekend. |
| - You dig a hole for the new tree. |
| - He digs a trench for the pipes. | She digs through the boxes looking for her old toys. |
| - We dig deep to find the treasure. |
| - You (plural) dig into the sand to build a sandcastle. |
| - They dig up the road to repair the pipes. |
| DEAL - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
|---|---|
| ★ i | deal |
| ★ you | deal |
| ★ he/she/it | deals |
| ★ we | deal |
| ★ you | deal |
| ★ they | deal |
| Examples of verb 'deal' in the Present Simple: |
|---|
| - I deal with customer inquiries on a daily basis. |
| - You deal with difficult situations very well. |
| - He deals with stress by exercising regularly. | She deals with challenging clients every day. |
| - We deal with different cultures in our international business. |
| - You (plural) deal with technical issues in your department. |
| - They deal with complaints from customers. |