Master the Simple Present Tense

Past tense

Simple present tense (correct)

Present continuous tense

Future tense

When an action will happen in the future

When an action is happening in the past

When an action is happening right now (correct)

When an action happened once in the past

By adding ing to the end

By adding s or es to the end (correct)

By adding ed to the end

By changing the root form

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