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I'm not sure what your question is. If you want a command: Airplane, fly in the sky. Simple present: Airplanes fly in the sky.
- I'm not sure what your question is.
- If you want a command: Airplane, fly in the sky.
- Simple present: Airplanes fly in the sky.
- Present continuous: The airplane is flying in the sky.
- Don't be confused by my AmE spelling of aeroplane.
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I'm not sure what your question is.
If you want a command: Airplane, fly in the sky.
Simple present: Airplanes fly in the sky.
Present continuous: The airplane is flying in the sky.
Don't be confused by my AmE spelling of aeroplane.
By the way, please read
If you want a command: Airplane, fly in the sky.
Simple present: Airplanes fly in the sky.
Present continuous: The airplane is flying in the sky.
Don't be confused by my AmE spelling of aeroplane.
By the way, please read
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