In Korean every verb ends with '다', it's called "infinitive form" or "base form" of the verb.
To conjugate a verb into present tense (and usually every time you need to add a grammar structure to it) you have to remove 다 to get the "verb stem".
For example:

먹다 [먹따] - to eat
가다 - to go
Now you can learn how to conjugate a verb into present. Let's see how is it.
- When the verb stem ends with a consonant you have to add 습니다[슴니다].
- When the verb stem ends with a vowel you have to add ㅂ니다[ㅁ니다].
Example:

저는 사과를 먹습니다.
For example:
먹다 [먹따] - to eat
가다 - to go
Now you can learn how to conjugate a verb into present. Let's see how is it.
FORMAL
- When the verb stem ends with a consonant you have to add 습니다[슴니다].
- When the verb stem ends with a vowel you have to add ㅂ니다[ㅁ니다].
Example:
저는 사과를 먹습니다.
I eat an apple.
저는 학교에 갑니다(가ㅂ니다).
I go to school.
Words
저는 학교에 갑니다(가ㅂ니다).
I go to school.
Words
사과 - apple
학교 [학꾜] - school
에 가다 - to go to (place).
Now try to do it! Conjugate these verbs to present tense.
일어나다 [이러나다] - to wake up
받다 [받따] - to receive
자다 - to sleep
앉다 [안타] - to sit
STANDARD (more used one)
- When the verb stem has ㅏ or ㅗ you have to add 아요.
- When the verb stem has another vowel (simple & combined ones) you have to add 어요.
Example:
저는 사과를 먹어요. [머거요]
I eat an apple.
저는 학교에 가요.
I go to school.
Now conjugate these verbs to present tense.
일어나다 - to wake up
받다 - to receive
자다 - to sleep
앉다 - to sit
배우다 - to learn
INFORMAL
This form is like standard, but without final 요 and you have to use informal version of words (ex. 나 instead of 저) or you can use contractions and remove particles sometimes.
나는 사과를 먹어. [머거]
I eat an apple.
나는 학교에 가.
I go to school.
나는 = 난
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