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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
english language
how many tenses are there exactly? please help me
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This depends on the definition of 'tense. Many (but not all) grammarians today consider that there are only two tenses in the active mood - presnt and past. Perfect and progressive/continuous forms are considered aspects.
- This depends on the definition of 'tense.
- Many (but not all) grammarians today consider that there are only two tenses in the active mood - presnt and past.
- Perfect and progressive/continuous forms are considered aspects.
- Nearly all agree that English has no future tense.
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This depends on the definition of 'tense.
Many (but not all) grammarians today consider that there are only two tenses in the active mood - presnt and past. Perfect and progressive/continuous forms are considered aspects. Nearly all agree that English has no future tense.
Many (but not all) grammarians today consider that there are only two tenses in the active mood - presnt and past. Perfect and progressive/continuous forms are considered aspects. Nearly all agree that English has no future tense.
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