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Grammar practice: tenses and questions.

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Grammar practice: tenses and questions.

by Guljahon Karimova
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Students compare actions in different tenses using , , and . The present simple describes routines and facts , while the past simple tells about finished events . The present continuous expresses actions happening now or around now . This lesson also covers forming and negatives . To form questions and negatives , we often use do / does for present simple and did for past simple , with am / is / are or was / were in the continuous form . Remember subject - verb agreement and contractions .

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