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Andrey Nechaev Posted 11 years ago
I swim
I swam
I will swim
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Do I swim?
Did I swim?
Will I swim?
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I do not swim
I did not swim
I will not swim
I have already swum
I had swum before I heard her voice
I will have swum until 3 o’clock
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Have I already swum?
Had I swum before I heard her voice?
Will I have swum until 3 o’clock?
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I have not swum already.
I had not swum before I heard her voice.
I will not have swum until 3 o’clock.
I have been swimming for 3 hours.
I had been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noise.
I will have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me
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Have I been swimming for 3 hours?
Had I been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noise?
Will I have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me?
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I have not been swimming for 3 hours.
I had not been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noice.
I will not have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me.
Do i need to put a verb "Will" in the sentense? or it should be with a simple form?^
I am swimming
I was swimming
I will be swimming
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Am I swimming?
Was I swimming?
Will I be swimming?
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I am not swimming
I was not swimming
I will not be swimming
Grammar
Can you check my grammar sentences?
Present/Past/Future Simple
+I swim
I swam
I will swim
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Do I swim?
Did I swim?
Will I swim?
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I do not swim
I did not swim
I will not swim
Present/Past/Future Perfect
+I have already swum
I had swum before I heard her voice
I will have swum until 3 o’clock
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Have I already swum?
Had I swum before I heard her voice?
Will I have swum until 3 o’clock?
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I have not swum already.
I had not swum before I heard her voice.
I will not have swum until 3 o’clock.
Present/Past/Future Perfect progressive
+I have been swimming for 3 hours.
I had been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noise.
I will have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me
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Have I been swimming for 3 hours?
Had I been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noise?
Will I have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me?
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I have not been swimming for 3 hours.
I had not been swimming for 3 hours when I heard the noice.
I will not have been swimming for a day when they (will) stop me.
Do i need to put a verb "Will" in the sentense? or it should be with a simple form?^
Present/Past/Future Perfect progressive
+I am swimming
I was swimming
I will be swimming
?
Am I swimming?
Was I swimming?
Will I be swimming?
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I am not swimming
I was not swimming
I will not be swimming
Top answer
I had swum when I heard her voice Had I swum when I heard her voice? I have not yet swum. I had not swum when I heard her voice.
- I had swum when I heard her voice Had I swum when I heard her voice?
- I have not yet swum.
- I had not swum when I heard her voice.
- I will have been swimming for a day when they stop me.
- Will I have been swimming for a day when they stop me?
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I had swum when I heard her voice
Had I swum when I heard her voice?
I have not yet swum.
I had not swum when I heard her voice.
I will have been swimming for a day when they stop me.
Will I have been swimming for a day when they stop me?
I will not have been swimmin
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Thanks a lot for correction. By the way I made a mistake in the last one:
Present/Past/Future Perfect progressive (continuous)
+I am swimming
I was swimming
I will be swimming
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Am I swimming?
Was I swimming?
Will I be swimming?
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I am not swimming
I was not
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Andrey NechaevPresent/Past/Future Perfect progressive (continuous)?Am I swimming?Was I swimming?Will I be swimming?-I am not swimmingI was not swimmingI will not be swimmingOK.
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