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Present vs Past Simple Challenge

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Quick quiz on present vs past simple tenses.

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Present vs Past Simple Challenge
 

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Quick quiz on present vs past simple tenses.

by Maftuna Mamayusupova
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The past simple is used for general truths and habits.

2

Regular verbs in the past simple end with -ed.

3

In present simple, all verbs change form in the third person singular.

4

The present simple is used for routines and general truths.

5

Present simple questions are formed with do/does + subject + base verb.

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The past simple is used for actions completed at a definite time in the past.

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The present simple is used to describe ongoing actions happening exactly now.

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Past simple regular verbs end with -ing.

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Past simple uses 'did' to form affirmative statements.

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In the present simple, the third person singular adds -s or -es to the verb.

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