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by Archana Reghu
1

Future continuous and future perfect are used for future events.

2

Present perfect and past perfect use different helping verbs.

3

"Shall" is sometimes used instead of "will" in British English.

4

Future tense always needs the word "tomorrow."

5

"I am knowing the answer" is grammatically correct.

6

Some stative verbs are not used in continuous form.

7

Irregular verbs change forms in different tenses.

8

Past perfect and past simple are the same.

9

Both past continuous and present continuous use verb + ing.

10

Present simple and present continuous can never be used together.

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