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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

time marker

0Do you know what is time marker?02br
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00Can I say,02br
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00a. He likes to swing on the tree branch every morning.02br
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00b He walks to school every day.02br
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00c She eats cakes in the morning.02br
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00(i) ("every day', every morning" is time marker. IS that very important?02br
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00Shall we add after the sentences? 02br
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00(ii) How about "all the time" and "in the afternoon"? are they time marker? 0-
  

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12br 12br 10Can I say,12br 12br 10a. 12br 12br 10(i) ("every day', every morning" is time marker. 12br 12br 10Shall we add after the sentences?

  • 12br 12br 10Can I say,12br 12br 10a.
  • 12br 12br 10(i) ("every day', every morning" is time marker.
  • 12br 12br 10Shall we add after the sentences?
  • 12br 12br 10(ii) How about "all the time" and "in the afternoon"?
  • are they time marker?
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01cite10Vincent Teo12cite10Do you know what is time marker?12br
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10Can I say,12br
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10a. He likes to swing on the tree branch every morning.12br
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10b He walks to school every day.12br
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10c She eats cakes in the morning.12br
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0(ii) How about "all the time" and "in the afternoon"? are they time marker? 02br
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00They also consider as time-marker for present tense? 0-
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0 I just want to make sure which time marker is better or suitable for present tense and past tense. Anyone who can give me examples? 0-
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Yes it IS important because the time marker (every morning/ every day/ etc) indicates WHICH TENSE FORM or MOOD of the verb (present simple/present continuous) should be used, according to the meaning.

Time markers like "always/ususuall/often/never" are normally used with the present simple.

Yes, "All the time" and "in the afternoon" are also time markers...
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a) every morning
b) every day
c) in the morning

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