Present tenses
Which tense do you use to do the following?
A To talk about the present moment....
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Present tenses
Which tense do you use to do the following?
A To talk about the present moment.
B To talk about a longer (but still temporary)
present situation
C To talk about things becoming different.
D With general truths.
E With routines.
F Verbs which do not have continuous forms.
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