So, here we are again, keeping our promises and posting the second installment of our “How to form verb tenses” series.
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HOW TO FORM VERB TENSES: PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
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And so, September is upon us and we’re supposed to go back to normality…. Back to work… Back to school…
Of course, we’re now living a “new norm” which isn’t really normal at all. I still forget to put my mask on every time the postman comes to deliver a package and have to do a double take to go back and put it on…
However, I like to look on the bright side and while being on lockdown, I’ve finally had time to prepare some pressies for all of you.
I’ll be posting regular presentation, videos and infographics about English grammar, pronunciation, tips and fun facts…
This is my first one – How to form the PRESENT TENSE in all its forms: Affirmative, negative and question. It has interactive features which offer more explanations if you click on them.
So here it is. I hope you like it!
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