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    The Simple Present tense can be used to describe unavoidable future events, such as scheduled events like a moon eclipse occurring on a specific date according to a source. The document then lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the Simple Present tense.

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    The Simple Present tense can be used to describe unavoidable future events, such as scheduled events like a moon eclipse occurring on a specific date according to a source. The document then lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the Simple Present tense.

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    The Simple Present tense can be used to describe unavoidable future events, such as scheduled events like a moon eclipse occurring on a specific date according to a source. The document then lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the Simple Present tense.

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    Simple Present For Future

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    The Simple Present tense can be used to describe unavoidable future events, such as scheduled events like a moon eclipse occurring on a specific date according to a source. The document then lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the Simple Present tense.

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    The Simple Present for Future

    Use the Simple Present to describe


    unavoidable events in the future.

    For example:
    According to time and date.com, the
    next moon eclipse is on December the
    4th.
    Affirmative Form
    Negative form
    Interrogative form

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