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English tenses quiz

by Zury Loor
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The present continuous describes actions happening now.

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The present continuous describes actions happening now.

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The present continuous describes actions happening now.

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The future simple uses 'will' to describe future events.

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The past simple describes actions that are ongoing at the moment.

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The past perfect describes ongoing actions in the present.

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The past simple describes finished actions at a specific time.

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The present perfect connects past actions to now.

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The future perfect uses 'was'/'were' to form it.

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The present continuous describes habitual actions in the past.

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The present simple describes habitual actions.

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The present simple describes habitual actions.

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The present simple describes habitual actions.

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