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Test your knowledge of English verb tenses.

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Aqerke Musirmankulova
Aqerke Musirmankulova
Uzbekistan

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Test your knowledge of English verb tenses.

by Aqerke Musirmankulova
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The past continuous describes actions in progress at a past time: He was reading when the phone rang.

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The present simple is used for regular actions: I walk to work every day.

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The present simple describes actions happening right now.

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The past simple describes finished actions at a specific time: She cooked dinner last night.

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The present perfect describes actions completed at a definite time in the past.

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The present continuous is used for routines.

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The present perfect connects past actions to the present: They have lived here since 2010.

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The future with will expresses promises: I will send the report tomorrow.

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The past perfect is used for actions that happen after another past action.

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The future with going to is formed with 'will' + base verb.

 
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