The correct forms of the verb in simple present tense are: am, lives, cooks, eat, takes, like, drives, want, teaches, study, want, drive, eat, snows, takes, and washes, respectively.
What is simple present tense?
The verb tense used to describe an activity that is currently taking place is called the simple present tense.
The rule that is followed in simple present tense is that "-s" or "-es" is attached to the verb form when the noun is singular and with "he", "she" and "it", and with the plural nouns and "I", "you", "we", "they" basic form of verb is used.
Thus, the abovementioned forms of verb are correct.
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