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A short tense lesson through a play.

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A short tense lesson through a play.

by Nora A.M.
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In a short , lively play , the narrator explains the four main tenses through action and dialogue . The is used to state facts and routines , while the shows actions happening right now . A character compares : 'I walk to work' versus 'I am walking to work . ' The scene then shifts to the past , recounting what happened yesterday , and finally to the , linking past events to the present , as in 'I have finished my homework' and 'She has lived here since 2019 . '

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