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Tense Time: Present, Past & Future

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Tenses practice for grade 4

by Marilyn
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They will going to the park tomorrow.

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She walks to school yesterday.

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I goed to the library yesterday.

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The simple future can be expressed with will, as in She will visit her aunt tomorrow.

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The simple present is used for routines, e.g., She walks to school every day.

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Yesterday, they played soccer.

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He runned fast at the race yesterday.

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The simple past is formed by adding -ed to regular verbs, e.g., walked.

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We are going to watch TV last night.

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I read books in the evenings is a simple present statement.

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