Present simple affirmative He She It The Iberian lynx lives has eats in the south of Spain. strong legs. very good eyesight. rabbits and birds. in the north of Spain. long hair. excellent hearing. blackberries. I You We They Brown bears live have eat	As you can see, the verb ends in -s when the subject is in the 3rd person singular: he, she, it, or a singular noun phrase.
		The verb has the same form for all other subjects. When the subject is a plural noun phrase, it usually ends in -s, and then the verb has no -s, so the simple rule to learn is: -s in the subject or -s in the verb.

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