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Module 5 Present Tenses: True or False

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Test your understanding of present tenses with 10 statements.

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Module 5 Present Tenses: True or False
 

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Test your understanding of present tenses with 10 statements.

by Gizelle Ponzillo
1

The present progressive cannot be used with time expressions like now.

2

The simple present expresses facts and truths.

3

The present perfect progressive emphasizes ongoing actions begun in the past.

4

The present progressive is used for actions happening now.

5

The present perfect describes ongoing actions with no definite end date.

6

The present tense uses time words like always and usually to describe routine or general truths.

7

The present perfect progressive is used only for completed actions with a clear end in the past.

8

The present tense is never used to describe routines or habits.

9

The simple present is primarily used to describe actions happening at the moment of speaking.

10

The present perfect tense refers to actions started in the past that continue to the present.

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