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What tense is this please?
Sorry, I'm going to see Hamlet at the national theater
i wrote present participle but i dont think thats a tense.
any help please?
i wrote present participle but i dont think thats a tense.
any help please?
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going IS known as the present participle, but a participle is NOT a tense... the "sense" of this is that the events will happen in the future, so you can probably call it the future tense, depends on your teacher, as there is a debate about whether or not English HAS a present tense! LOL
- going IS known as the present participle, but a participle is NOT a tense...
- the "sense" of this is that the events will happen in the future, so you can probably call it the future tense, depends on your teacher, as there is a debate about whether or not English HAS a present tense!
- LOL
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going IS known as the present participle, but a participle is NOT a tense...
the "sense" of this is that the events will happen in the future, so you can probably call it the future tense, depends on your teacher, as there is a debate about whether or not English HAS a present tense! LOL
the "sense" of this is that the events will happen in the future, so you can probably call it the future tense, depends on your teacher, as there is a debate about whether or not English HAS a present tense! LOL
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