Hoy estoy cansado.
Today I am tired.
grammar · tenses
Present: now and in general
Use the present for a current state or a regular activity.
Remember
Hoy estoy cansado. Trabajo todos los días.
The present describes states now and actions that happen regularly. A time expression helps identify the intended meaning. English may translate the same Spanish present differently depending on context. This lesson stays with the existing present reference rather than adding a new tense engine.
See the difference
Trabajo todos los días.
I work every day.
Ahora estoy en casa.
I am at home now.
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