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Present and Past Forms

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True or False: We use the present smple to talk about, habits, permanent states, and things that are generally true.

True

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True or False: We use the present continuous to talk about finished actions

False

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We use the present continuous to talk about an actions that are not finished and that are happening now.

True

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True or False we use the past simple to talk about actions that happen every day

False

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True or False: We use the past simple to talk about actions that are finished

True

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True or false: We use the past continuous to talk about an unfinished action in the past

True

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True or False: We use the Past Perfect simple to show that one action happened before another action in the past

True

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We use the Past Perfect Continuous to talk about an unfinished action that happened after another action in the past

False: We use it for an unfinished action that was happening before another aciton in the past

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Change this sentence to the Past Simple: I eat bananas everyday

I ate bananas yesterday

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Change this sentence to the Past continuous: i ate a banana yeterday at 1 o'clock

I was eating a banana yesterday at 1 o'clock

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Make this sentence into the Past Perfect: You went to work by the time I woke up

2 options: I had woken up by the time you went to work. Or: you had gone to work by the time I had woken up

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Make this sentence into the Past Perfect Continuous: I learned English for 5 years, then I met teacher Chris.

I had been learning English for 5 years then I met teacher Chris

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Which form of the verb do we use for the past simple: 1. Go. 2. Went. 3. Gone

2. Went

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Which form of the verb do we use for the past perfect? 1. Eat. 2. Ate. 3. Eaten

3. Eaten

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Which form of the verb do we use for Past Perfect Continuous: 1. had been go 2. Had been gone. 3. Had been going

3. Had been going

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We have two types of verbs in English, regular and irregular. How do we make regular verbs into the past tense?

We add -ed

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