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   How many types of tense are there?

   • There are three main types of tense: Further there are four subforms: 1. Simple Present Tense 2. Present Perfect Tense 3. Present Continuous Tense 4. Present Perfect Continuous Tense

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   What does tense mean?

   • Definition of Tense- The Merriam-Webster Dictionary gives a somewhat different definition of the term “tense,” which it defines as “any of the forms of a verb that may be used to show the time of the action or situation expressed by the verb.”

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   What is the present form of be + be + present participle?

   • Present continuous is the present form of Be (am/is/are) + Present Participle (-ing verb). I am learning English. Mother is helping me. They are playing cricket.

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   What is the tense of have had?

   • Have had is used with the Present Perfect tense with plural subjects. This is no different from the verb phrase ‘has had’ and does the same thing. Have had examples: I have had enough rest. Let’s get back to work now. Jon and I have had amazing success recently. You have had many trips this year. I ‘ve had these pancakes many times.

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   2 days ago · Examples: Simple Present Tense: Subject + Verb in the base form/third person plural form + the rest of the sentence: Keerthi eats bread and butter before going to school. Present Continuous Tense: Subject + Helping Verb(am/is/are) + Main verb + ing + the rest of the sentence : Students are going to school. Present Perfect Tense

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   1 day ago · Present Tense: This tense is for actions that happen now or habits that occur regularly. Examples: First thing I do in the morning is to eat my breakfast. [Habitual activity]—she is a physician. (Present state) Past Tense: This tense refers to the actions that were done and completed at some point in the past. Examples: I went with my friend ...

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   1 day ago · Answer: Fly. Explanation: The correct answer is "fly" because it is the present tense form of the verb that agrees with the subject "birds." This form indicates that the action is happening currently or habitually, which makes sense in the context of birds migrating from Europe to Africa in winter. 2.

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   6 days ago · Have had is the verb tense of the Present Perfect tense. Have is the auxiliary verb, and had the main verb. Ex – We have had enough drinks.

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   6 days ago · 1. Something Happening Now. We use the present continuous when the action is happening now, at the time of speaking. They are swimming . They are not running. He is making tea. He is not reading . 2. Unfinished Action. We also use present continuous when we are in the middle of an action.

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   5 days ago · The following list of verbs will take you through various different verbs in alphabetical order for you to consider. See if you can spot one you would usually use and try to find one with the same meaning for you to try using in a sentence instead. Explore verbs that start with….

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