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George will run the marathon in May.
Simple Future
I was anxious for many days.
Simple Past
The cat had been living behind the house.
Past Perfect Progressive
I love dogs.
Simple Present
You are learning English with the best teacher ever!
Present Progressive
We were playing outside before dark.
Past Progressive
Her child had learned how to speak Spanish when he was young.
Past Perfect
You have been feeling sick lately.
Present Perfect Progressive
I bought new sneakers yesterday.
Simple Past
Joseph and I will be participating in the school play.
Future Progressive
My grandma has always baked delicious desserts.
Present Perfect
Zeynep speaks Turkish.
Simple Present
Yasmin had moved to Florida from Brazil.
Past Perfect
Danny was wearing cool shoes yesterday.
Past Progressive
Minhyeouk participates in class.
Simple Present
Denize was absent yesterday.
Simple Past
Keilla laughs a lot during class.
Simple Present
Henry is cooking a chicken stir fry.
Present Progressive
I was dreaming about unicorns the other night.
Past Progressive
I slept a lot last night.
Simple Past
Paula had been living in Boca Raton for many years.
Past Perfect Progressive
Emma had driven to Florida this morning.
Past Perfect
Lucas has eaten all of my food!
Present Perfect
They will be traveling in December.
Future Progressive
We are building a new house in the neighborhood.
Present Progressive
My mom is going to fly to the US next week.
Be Going To
She will help you with your homework tonight.
Simple Future
He reads his favorite book most nights.
Simple Present
The children have been sleeping since 10:00 pm.
Present Perfect Progressive
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