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Tense Time: Present, Past & Future

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Quiz on present, past, and future tenses.

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Quiz on present, past, and future tenses.

by Ulises Angeles
1

The future continuous describes actions that will be in progress at a future time.

2

The present perfect is used to describe single completed actions in the past only.

3

The past tense typically ends with -ed for regular verbs.

4

The present simple is used for habits and general truths.

5

The future with 'will' expresses spontaneous decisions or predictions.

6

The present progressive describes completed actions in the present.

7

The present continuous is formed with 'am/is/are' + verb-ing.

8

The past tense is always formed by adding -ing to the verb.

9

The future with 'going to' is never used to make predictions.

10

The future perfect is the same as the simple future 'will' tense.

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