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Analysis of Technical Texts in English
 

Analysis of Technical Texts in EnglishOnline version

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by Citlali Angelica Acosta Zarza
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The present simple tense is a verb tense in English used to talk about actions that occur regularly, proven facts or permanent actions.

2

Will is used to give suggestions and possibilities, as well as to express requests and offers. 

3

"They’ll be travelling around Europe for 5 weeks." is a correct example of For

4

The past progressive is an English verb tense used to describe actions that occur in the future.

5

We use “for” when we refer to a period of time, which can be past, present or future.

6

“Subject + had + not + verb in participle + complement” is a simple past structure.

7

“Last month I quit my job because I was already a little bored. I had been working in that restaurant since 2015” is an example of for

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Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs in English that indicate possibility, necessity, probability, ability, obligation, disposition, among others.

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"I’ve been waiting here since two hours / for half past eight." is a correct example of Since

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Would is can sometimes mean assumptions, but most commonly refers to needs or commitments.

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