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V S Rao Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Present tense and simple present
Hi,
Is there any difference between Present tense, and simple present?
Regards,
Sri
Is there any difference between Present tense, and simple present?
Regards,
Sri
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Yes and no. Present simple [tense ] and simple present [tense] are identical. " But there's also "present progressive/continuous [tense]" which is considered present tense, but is different from present simple.
- Yes and no.
- Present simple [tense ] and simple present [tense] are identical.
- " But there's also "present progressive/continuous [tense]" which is considered present tense, but is different from present simple.
- There's also "present perfect [tense]," which is different yet.
- I go.
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Yes and no. Present simple [tense] and simple present [tense] are identical.
Sometimes we're in a hurry and just say "present."
Depending on the context, it may be clear that we're talking about "simple present tense."
But there's also "present progressive/continuous [tense]" which is considered present tense, but is different from present simple.
There's
Sometimes we're in a hurry and just say "present."
Depending on the context, it may be clear that we're talking about "simple present tense."
But there's also "present progressive/continuous [tense]" which is considered present tense, but is different from present simple.
There's
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