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Is the teacher going to teach the rules of English grammar?
True
Is the present tense also known as the "present simple"?
True
Does the teacher demonstrate the present tense through her actions?
True
Is the sentence "My tailor’s very rich" an example of the present tense (continuous)?
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Is Caesar described as an ancient Roman in the text?
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Study Notes
The Grammar Lesson
- The teacher introduces the lesson on English grammar rules, emphasizing the importance of paying attention.
- The teacher explains that the lesson will cover all the tenses, their forms, examples, and senses, and will conclude with a test.
The Present Tense
- The present tense is referred to as "present simple" and is exemplified by the sentence "He always takes the bus."
- The present simple is a timeless present, meaning it doesn't necessarily refer to the current moment.
The Present Continuous Tense
- The teacher demonstrates the present continuous tense through her actions, such as "I'm walking to the door" and "I'm teaching you the grammar."
- The present continuous tense is used to describe acts that are in progress.
- It is sometimes classified as "progressive" due to its expressive nature.
Historical Reference
- The teacher uses a picture of Caesar to illustrate an ancient Roman.
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Test your knowledge of English grammar tenses with this quiz. See if you can identify the correct tense and form for the given sentence. Perfect for learners and language enthusiasts.
