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Which tense is sometimes called present indefinite?
Which tense is sometimes called present indefinite?
- Past tense
- Simple present tense (correct)
- Present continuous tense
- Future tense
When do we use the simple present tense?
When do we use the simple present 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
How is the simple present tense formed for most regular verbs?
How is the simple present tense formed for most regular verbs?
- 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
Which person uses the root form in the simple present tense?
Which person uses the root form in the simple present tense?
When do we use the present continuous tense?
When do we use the present continuous tense?
Flashcards
Present Indefinite
Present Indefinite
Another name for the Simple Present Tense.
Simple Present Use
Simple Present Use
To describe actions happening right now or that happen regularly.
Simple Present Formation
Simple Present Formation
Use the root form except in third-person singular (he, she, it).
Root Form Person
Root Form Person
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Present Continuous Use
Present Continuous Use
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