Answer:
The Simple Present Tense (also called Present Indefinite), is used to talk about things, daily habits or activities that are usually done every day and that are always true.
On the other hand, the Indicative mood of a verb is the usual way to talk about real events or facts that are considered true. This mood is used to express real or objective actions, whether referring to the moment in which it is spoken or to the past, future or conditional (tenses).
Knowing this, let’s conjugate the following verbs in Simple Present Tense (indicative mood). Taking into account in spanish the verbs must be conjugated according the subject and must match in gender and number:
6. yo tengo (I have)
Is the conjugation of tener (to have) with the 1st person in singular yo (I).
7. nosotros tenemos (we have)
Is the conjugation of tener (to have) with the 1st person in plural nosotros (we).
8. tú vienes (you come)
Is the conjugation of venir (to come) with the 2nd person in singular tú (you).
9. nosotros venimos (we come)
Is the conjugation of venir (to come) with the 1st person in plural nosotros (we).
10. él/ella sale (he/she leaves)
Is the conjugation of salir (to leave) with the 3rd person in singular él/ella/eso/esa (he/she/it).
11. ellos/ellas vuelven (they return)
Is the conjugation of volver (to return) with the 3rd person in plural ellos/ellas (they).