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Past perfect uses "had + past participle."

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Future perfect shows an action completed before another future action.

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Future simple is formed with "was/were + verb."

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Past continuous is used for future plans.

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We use present simple for daily routines.

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The structure of simple past is "verb + ing."

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Present perfect uses "have/has + past participle."

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Present continuous uses "am/is/are + verb-ing."

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Present perfect connects the past and the present.

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We use past simple to talk about current habits.

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