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  • Future: I (ride) my bike.
    I will ride my bike.
  • Future: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He will stay at an old hotel.
  • Present simple: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim lives in an old house.
  • Future: I (work) in a shop.
    I will work in a shop.
  • Present simple: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He stays at an old hotel.
  • Past progressive: I (ride) my bike.
    I was riding my bike.
  • Present simple: I (ride) my bike.
    : I ride my bike.
  • Past simple: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan sang beautifully.
  • Past progressive: I (work) in a shop.
    I was working in a shop.
  • Future: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They will drive to Manchester.
  • Past progressive: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan was singing beautifully.
  • Present progressive: I (ride) my bike.
    I am riding my bike.
  • Past simple: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They drove to Manchester.
  • Past progressive: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim was living in an old house.
  • Past simple: I (work) in a shop.
    I worked in a shop.
  • Past simple: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He stayed at an old hotel.
  • Present progressive: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They are driving to Manchester.
  • Future: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan will sing beautifully.
  • Present progressive: I (work) in a shop.
    I am working in a shop.
  • Past progressive: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He was staying at an old hotel.
  • Past simple: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim lived in an old house.
  • Present progressive: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He is staying at an old hotel.
  • Past simple: I (ride) my bike.
    I rode my bike.
  • Present perfect: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan has sung beautifully.
  • Present simple: I (work) in a shop.
    I work in a shop.
  • Present perfect: I (work) in a shop.
    I have worked in a shop.
  • Present simple.: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They drive to Manchester.
  • Present perfect: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They have driven to Manchester.
  • Future: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim will live in an old house.
  • Present progressive: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim is living in an old house.
  • Present perfect: I (ride) my bike.
    I have ridden my bike.
  • Past progressive: They (drive) to Manchester.
    They were driving to Manchester.
  • Present simple: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan sings beautifully.
  • Present perfect: He (stay) at an old hotel.
    He has stayed at an old hotel.
  • Present perfect: Jim (live) in an old house.
    Jim has lived in an old house.
  • Present progressive: Susan (sing) beautifully.
    Susan is singing beautifully.
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