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Learning English Grammar

Tenses

Jan 30, 2024
Neil and Catherine explore the present simple and present continuous tenses in English grammar, showcasing their uses with practical examples. They also discuss the past simple and present perfect tenses, demonstrating how to convey past experiences and future plans effectively with different verb forms.
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  • Present simple tense expresses facts and habits, while present continuous tense describes current actions and temporary situations.

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Present Simple: Facts and Regular Activities

The present simple tense in English is used to express facts and permanent situations, such as stating where one lives. It is also employed for regular activities, indicated by time phrases like 'every day' or 'on Saturdays.' Words like 'usually,' 'sometimes,' 'always,' and 'often' are commonly associated with the present simple, showcasing habitual actions.

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