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Name a time marker for the future tense.
Tomorrow; in (future year, month, week); on (future day); next (month, week, year, name of day); # days, months, weeks, years from now; this month
Name a time marker for the present progressive.
Now; right now; at this moment; every___
Name a time marker for the simple present.
Every day, month, week, year; always; sometimes; never; frequently
Which verb tense cannot be chosen for this sentence: We (like) cake.
It cannot be present progressive because to like is a state verb.
I (not come) to the party tonight. I am not done with my homework yet.
I will not come to the party. I am not done with my homework yet. (future tense, prediction)
I (watch) a movie tonight
I will/am going to watch a movie tonight. (future, already decided)
He (walk) to school every day.
He walks to school every day. (simple present, routine)
He (drive) as we speak.
He is driving as we speak. (present progressive, happening right now)
I (tell) you next time.
I will tell you next time. (future, promise)
She (talk) all the time.
She talks all the time (simple present, fact/habit)
The students (play) right now.
The students are playing right now. (present progressive, ongoing action)
The clock (ring) at 11am.
The clock rings at 11am (simple present, fact)/ The clock will ring at 11am (future, prediction of the future)
I (read) later today.
I am going to read later today. (future)
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