Present Tense
- to show habitul actions (I go to the barber once a month.)
- to state universal truth or general truths (Singapore is an island.)
- to show the immediate present (He lives near the school.)
- to indicate a fixed or planned future action (My plane leaves at 9 o'clock in the morning.)
- to show that an action is going on at the time of speaking (Hurry up! We are waiting for you.)
- to indicate an action that is planned to take place in the future. (The parade is starting soon.)
- to show that an action which began in the past is still continuing or has just been completed (Carrie has been surfing the internet since four p.m.)
- look out for the word 'since' or 'for'
Feeling bored? Here are some games.
Treasure Hunt
Blast the Rocket
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