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Tenses: Simple, Continuous, Perfect

by Ona Mikašauskienė
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Slide 1: Welcome

Welcome! In this lesson, we will explore three present tenses: Present Simple, Present Continuous, and Present Perfect. You will see how and when to use each one.

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Slide 2: Present Simple — Use

Present Simple describes habits, facts, and routines. It also states general truths that are always true or repeated actions.

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Slide 3: Present Simple — Example 1

She works every day at a local bakery. The store opens at nine o'clock.

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Slide 4: Present Simple — Example 2

They live in Canada and speak English fluently.

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Slide 5: Present Continuous — Use

Present Continuous describes actions happening now or around now, and temporary situations. It often uses the verb to be plus -ing.

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Slide 6: Present Continuous — Example 1

Right now, I am studying English. Listen, the birds are singing outside.

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Slide 7: Present Continuous — Example 2

She is staying with friends this week while her apartment is renovated.

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Slide 8: Present Perfect — Use

Present Perfect links past actions to the present. It emphasizes results, experiences, or completed actions at an unspecified time.

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Slide 9: Present Perfect — Example 1

They have finished the project, so we can present it tomorrow. He has visited Paris several times.

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Slide 10: Practice & recap

Choose the correct tense for each sentence. 1) I have lived here for five years. 2) She is reading now. 3) He drinks coffee every morning.

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