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Unit 5 - Lesson 4 (Review of the Main Verb Forms)

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Unit 5 - Lesson 4 (Review of the Main Verb Forms)
 

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Which sentence uses the Present Simple tense?

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What does the Present Simple tense express?

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Choose the Present Simple sentence:

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Which sentence uses Present Continuous?

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What does Present Continuous describe?

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Choose the Present Continuous sentence:

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Which sentence uses Present Perfect?

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What does Present Perfect describe?

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Choose the Present Perfect sentence

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Which sentence uses Past Simple?

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What does Past Simple describe?

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Which sentence uses Past Simple correctly?

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Which sentence uses Past Continuous?

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What does Past Continuous describe?

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Choose the Past Continuous sentence:

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Which sentence uses Past Perfect?

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Past Perfect is used to show

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Which is NOT Past Perfect?

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Which sentence shows Future Simple correctly?

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Which is Future Simple?

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Present Simple is used for habits and routines.

Use it for facts and regular activities.

Look for time expressions like “on Sundays.”

“is/are + verb-ing” signals Present Continuous.

Use it for what’s happening right now.

“am/is/are + verb-ing” = Present Continuous.

“have/has + past participle” = Present Perfect.

Use it when the time isn’t specified but the result matters now.

Look for “has/have + verb.”

Regular verbs often end in “-ed.”

Use it for actions that happened and ended.

Use correct irregular past forms.

“was/were + verb-ing” = Past Continuous.

Often used with another past action.

Use it to show what was happening before interruption.

“had + past participle” = Past Perfect.

It emphasizes the earlier of two past actions.

This is simple past, not Past Perfect.

Use will + base verb for offers and promises.

Future Simple shows an action that will happen later.

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