Hebrew Verb Essentials: Conjugation and Usage

The auxiliary verbs 'does' and 'makes' are used to construct the present simple tense in English. The other options do not align with the correct formation of this tense.

The phrase 'gets up' refers to the action of rising from a sitting or lying position to a standing one.

The correct answer 'wakes up' refers to the action of getting out of bed after sleeping.

The correct present simple form of the verb 'wash' in third person singular is 'washes'. 'Washing' is the present participle, 'washed' is the past simple form, and 'washe' is an incorrect spelling of the word.

The correct answer is 'cleans' because it is the present tense form of the verb that agrees with the subject in the sentence.

The correct answer refers to the common practice of cleaning one's teeth by using a toothbrush and toothpaste.

The correct answer is 'wears' because it is the appropriate verb to use when discussing putting on clothing items like a hat.

The correct answer 'gets dressed' refers to the act of putting on clothes to get ready for the day.

The verbs 'likes' and 'loves' both indicate positive emotions, while 'dislikes' and 'hates', 'tolerates' and 'despises', and 'ignores' and 'avoids' all indicate negative emotions or indifference.

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