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Narmatha Mohan Posted 13 years ago
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He trips - simple present or present continuous ????
He tripped - simple past ..
He does not trip --- what tense is this..when and why we use does not, does..?? pls answer...
  

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Narmatha Mohan He trips - simple present or present continuous ???? Simple. The continuous form is: (to be) + Present Participle (-ing form) He tripped - simple past ..

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  • Narmatha Mohan He trips - simple present or present continuous ????
  • Simple.
  • The continuous form is: (to be) + Present Participle (-ing form) He tripped - simple past ..
  • when and why we use does not, does..??
  • pls answer...
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Narmatha Mohan He trips - simple present or present continuous ????
Simple. The continuous form is: (to be) + Present Participle (-ing form)
He tripped - simple past ..
He does not trip --- what tense is this..when and why we use does not, does..?? pls answer...
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I really could not understand what is negative of "he trips." can you explain more elaborate?
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"He trips" is positive.
"He does not trip" is negative.

"He has eaten" is positive.
"He has not eaten" is negative.
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he does trip - in what tense it would come under and why they use he "does" trip in stead of going plain he trips..sorry if annoying you...but still it is the time for me to clarify all my doubts
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If you want to be emphatic.

Perhaps someone has said he does not trip and you want to be clear about the truth: Oh yes he does! He does trip!
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