Tense Review
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Simple present is used to talk about things in general, things that happens all the time or repeatedly or about something is true in general
Present continuous is used to talk about things that are happening at the moment of speaking, but also to talk about something that is happening around the time of speaking. Both simple present and present continuous are also used for future meaning. Present continuous is used when talking about something already arranged to do. Simple present is used when talking about timetables, schedules, etc.
Future - Will is used to express a decision made at moment of speaking, offering to do something, agreeing or refusing to do something, promising to do something, or asking someone to do something. - Going to is used to express what we have already decided to do, or to predict something that shows in the present what will happen in the future, and when the speaker feels sure because something in the present shows what will happen.
Simple past is used to express a finished action.
Past continuous is used to express an activity in progress.
Present perfect is used to express a fact in the past that has connection with the present.
Past perfect is used to talk about something that had already happened before this.
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