Simple Present Tense - Something that not yet happen or xsz]\\
pening now (things that happen at the moment.
a) - To show an action happening now
- She going to the market to buy some food.
b) - For a habitual or repeated action.
- He comes every day
- I sleep every night.
c) - To state a fact or general truth.
- The world is round.
- We eat to live.
Simple Past Tense - Something that already happened.qq
a) - To show something that happened in the past.
- He broke his leg yesterday.
b) - To express an action wholly completed in the past.
- They sang and danced all night.
c) - Is used to speak politely.
- could you please do thir for me.
Simple Futere Tense - Used to state something that will happen or not happen.
- I shall (will) do it tomorrow.
Present Continuous Tense - To express action which is not yet complete.
a) - To state that an action is still going on at the time of speaking.
- example: he is writing a letter.
It is raining still.
b) - Instead of the future tense
- I am going to America next week.
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