The present tense of the verb “fly” is “fly” when used in the first and second person (I fly, you fly) and “flies” when used in the third person singular (he flies, she flies, it flies).
This verb describes the action of moving through the air, typically by the means of wings or an aircraft. In its present tense forms, the word helps convey actions that are currently happening or general truths. For example:
- I fly
- He flies – meaning that he regularly takes flights or operates an aircraft.
Understanding the correct usage of present tense forms is crucial for communicating actions accurately in both spoken and written language.