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What is the correct form of the verb in the present indefinite tense for 'I'?
What is the correct form of the verb in the present indefinite tense for 'I'?
- writes
- writing
- write (correct)
- written
Which sentence is in the present indefinite tense?
Which sentence is in the present indefinite tense?
- She will write a story tomorrow.
- She has written a story last week.
- She writes a story every week. (correct)
- She is writing a story right now.
Which sentence does not use the present indefinite tense?
Which sentence does not use the present indefinite tense?
- She is playing the piano now.
- They play football every Sunday.
- He will play the guitar after dinner. (correct)
- I write a poem every month.
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Study Notes
Verb Forms in Present Indefinite Tense
- The correct form of the verb in the present indefinite tense for 'I' is the base form of the verb.
Identifying Sentences in Present Indefinite Tense
- A sentence is in the present indefinite tense if it describes an action that is true in general or happens regularly.
Exceptions in Present Indefinite Tense
- A sentence does not use the present indefinite tense if it describes a specific time or a completed action.
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