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disa [49]
2 years ago
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1. In your own words, explain present, past, and future verb tense.

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1 answer:
Lynna [10]2 years ago
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1) Present means that is happening now. Past means that something happened in the past. It usually ends in -ed. Past means that something happened in the past.

2) Present: Jennifer is throwing the ball to Crystal. Passed Tense: Jennifer threw the ball to Crystal.. Future tense: Jennifer is going to throw the ball to Crystal.

3) Present: Our boss tells everyone about the rules. Past Tense: Our boss told everyone about the rules. Future Tense: Our boss is going to tell everyone about the rules.

4) Past Tense: I ate dinner at 6:30. Future Tense: I will eat dinner at 6:30. I am eatingt dinner at 6:30.

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