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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Past tense to present tense

What is the present tense of "i went out last week"
  

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Hi Anon, It can be one of the following answers: - I go out very often. - I go out regularly. - I usually go out.

— Imantaghavi

  • Hi Anon, It can be one of the following answers: - I go out very often.
  • - I go out regularly.
  • - I usually go out.
  • Regards, Iman
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Hi Anon,

It can be one of the following answers:

- I go out very often.
- I go out regularly.
- I usually go out.
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Regards,

Iman
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I am going out today.
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As long as the time phrase " last week "is used, present tense is not allowed. But the ones suggested by previous posters are ok.
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Can that be "I go out this week"? Does that make sense?
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Anonymous "I go out this week"
Not really, because "go" is in its base form by itself and without any time modifier or aux, by rules a sentence constructed in present (base form) tense must not be future, nor past. Therefore, you can only express concepts or events that happens routinely; i.e. I go out everyday. (something you do routinely). To express future
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