Present Perfect Tense

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Present Perfect Present Perfect is used to express an action/event that happened in the past but still affects the present. Shortly, if we want to show that what we did in the past impacts our present, then we need to employ the present perfect. The rules for using this tense are different in British and […]

Present Continous Tense

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Simple present or so-called present progressive is a type of tense that is used to express happening at the moment of speaking. So, if we wish to tell what we are doing at the same time we are speaking (at a right time/ right now), we should use present progressive.Here are some examples of expressing […]

Simple Future Tense

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Simple present or so-called future simple is a type of tense that is used to tell or describe planning or actions/events in the future. In short, if we wish to tell our future plan or future event, we should use future simple. Here are some examples of telling future plan or future event using future […]

Simple Past Tense

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Simple present or so-called past simple is a type of tense that is used to express experience or actions/events in the past. In short, if we wish to tell an experience or past event, we should use past simple. Here are some examples of telling experience or past event using past simple; She came back last […]

Simple Present Tense

Simple present or so-called present simple is a type tense that is used to express daily routines or habitual actions and facts or general truth. Simply, if we want to tell or describe our daily activities or habits, present simple should be applied.Here are some examples of daily routines or habits; We go to school […]

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