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TomJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Q1: Simple present(1)
Hello teachers;
I read that 'simple present tense' is used when the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence. But I didn't get what exactly they meant. Teachers, please tell me what it means with an example or two.
Thank you.
I read that 'simple present tense' is used when the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence. But I didn't get what exactly they meant. Teachers, please tell me what it means with an example or two.
Thank you.
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TomJ Hello teachers; I read that 'simple present tense' is used when the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence. But I didn't get what exactly they meant. Teachers, please tell me what it means with an example or two.
- TomJ Hello teachers; I read that 'simple present tense' is used when the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence.
- But I didn't get what exactly they meant.
- Teachers, please tell me what it means with an example or two.
- Thank you.
- These links contain examples.
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TomJHello teachers; I read that 'simple present tense' is used when the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence. But I didn't get what exactly they meant. Teachers, please tell me what it means with an example or two. Thank you.These links contain examples.
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TomJwhen the beginning or the end of an action, event or a condition is unknown or is unimportant to the meaning of the sentence. But I didn't get what exactly they meant.It's hard to know. The description focuses more on the negative than on the positive (unknown, unimportant). In your place I would just concentrate on the examples and not worry about this
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