GROW - PRESENT CONTINUOUS
★ i am growing
★ you are growing
★ he/she/it is growing
★ we are growing
★ you are growing
★ they are growing
Examples of the verb 'grow' in the Present Continuous
- I am growing vegetables in my garden.
- You are growing your hair out.
- He is growing tomatoes this season. | She is growing roses in the backyard.
- We are growing various herbs in the kitchen.
- You (plural) are growing plants in pots.
- They are growing organic vegetables for the market.

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GRIND - PRESENT SIMPLE
★ i grind
★ you grind
★ he/she/it grinds
★ we grind
★ you grind
★ they grind
Examples of the verb 'grind' in the Present Simple
- I grind coffee beans every morning.
- You grind your teeth at night.
- He grinds the spices by hand. | She grinds the wheat into flour.
- We grind the herbs for the recipe.
- You (plural) grind the metal parts in the workshop.
- They grind the meat for burgers.

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GO - PRESENT SIMPLE
★ i go
★ you go
★ he/she/it goes
★ we go
★ you go
★ they go
Examples of the verb 'go' in the Present Simple
- I go to the gym every morning.
- You go to work by bus.
- He goes to the market on weekends. | She goes for a walk every evening.
- We go to the park on Sundays.
- You (plural) go to the same school.
- They go to the movies every Friday.

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GIVE - PRESENT SIMPLE
★ i give
★ you give
★ he/she/it gives
★ we give
★ you give
★ they give
Examples of the verb 'give' in the Present Simple
- I give flowers to my mother on her birthday.
- You give great advice to your friends.
- He gives his time to charity. | She gives a smile to everyone she meets.
- We give donations to the local shelter.
- You (plural) give a warm welcome to new members.
- They give their children the best education.

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GET - PRESENT SIMPLE
★ i get
★ you get
★ he/she/it gets
★ we get
★ you get
★ they get
Examples of the verb 'get' in the Present Simple
- I get up early every morning.
- You get good grades in school.
- He gets a lot of mail. | She gets her coffee from that shop.
- We get together every weekend.
- You (plural) get discounts on bulk purchases.
- They get new clothes every season.

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