Grammatically, the tense tells us when something occurred. Verb forms, especially their conjugation patterns, determine the tenses of a sentence. Present, past, and future tenses serve as the basis for an expression in each situation. There are four main types of tenses in English: simple, perfect, continuous (also known as progressive), and perfect continuous. When using verbs in different tenses, you can create a variety of meanings that anchor the listener to your story and allow them to better understand its meaning. Try this trivia quiz and mark the highest score!
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