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    This document discusses different tenses in English grammar. It outlines categories such as always true statements, permanent situations, present habits, short current actions, future timetables, and future time clauses. Examples are provided for each category to illustrate when and how they are used.

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    This document discusses different tenses in English grammar. It outlines categories such as always true statements, permanent situations, present habits, short current actions, future timetables, and future time clauses. Examples are provided for each category to illustrate when and how they are used.

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    ALWAYS TRUE

    Twoandtwomakefour. PERMANENT SITUATIONS


    IliveinLondon.

    SHORT ACTIONS NOW


    Hetakestheballandscoresagoal!

    PRESENT
    HABITS
    SheplaystenniseveryTuesday.

    Usewith:twiceamonth,on
    Fridays,often,sometimes.

    PRESENT SIMPLE

    FUTURE

    FUTURE TIMETABLES
    Ourtrainleavesat11am.
    FUTURE IN TIME CLAUSES
    Usewith:thisevening,at10 Iwon'tgooutuntilitstopsraining.
    o'clock,tomorrow.
    Usewith:until,when,assoonas,
    after,before.

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