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Once upon a time, a venturesome verb named Go went on a long trip.. Go goes all the time. She went out last year and will go on until who knows when.
- Once upon a time, a venturesome verb named Go went on a long trip..
- Go goes all the time.
- She went out last year and will go on until who knows when.
- Go has gone to many places.
- She has been gone for many years.
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Once upon a time, a venturesome verb named Go went on a long trip..
Go goes all the time. She went out last year and will go on until who knows when.
Go has gone to many places. She has been gone for many years. She would have been going on and on by herself but once, after she had been going for a few months, she happened to go to the home of a mate named Come. Come and Go will be
Go goes all the time. She went out last year and will go on until who knows when.
Go has gone to many places. She has been gone for many years. She would have been going on and on by herself but once, after she had been going for a few months, she happened to go to the home of a mate named Come. Come and Go will be
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There are 12 commonly used regular tenses in English, that is, tenses not including passives and conditionals: pres., pres. progressive, pres. emphatic, past, past prog., past emphatic, fut., fut. prog., pres. perf., past perf., fut. perf., and pres. perf. prog. (the past perf. prog. and fut. perf. prog. are less commonly used). The 12 might be used, for example, in the following:
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AnonymousThere are 12 commonly used regular tenses in English,The number of tenses depends on who you ask.
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