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Test your knowledge of English tenses

by Chhandasi Chatterjee
1

The present simple describes habitual actions.

2

The future with 'will' is used for plans made before the decision.

3

The present continuous is for actions happening now.

4

The past continuous describes a completed action at a specific time.

5

The present perfect describes actions completed with no connection to present.

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The past simple describes completed actions at a specific time in the past.

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The present perfect describes actions with relevance to the present.

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The past perfect describes an action that happens after another past action.

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The present simple is used for actions happening now.

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The future with 'will' is used for spontaneous decisions.

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