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9 January, 00:27

Explain simple tense, continuous tense and perfect tense

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  1. 9 January, 03:43
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    Simple) Present Indefinite Tense:

    I eat mangoes often.

    The Sun rises in the East.

    (To describe regular, habitual, routine actions, and universal or scientific truths.)

    Present Continuous Tense:

    I am eating mangoes now.

    (To describe an action which is going on at the time of speaking.)

    Present Perfect Tense:

    I have eaten a mango just now.

    (To describe an action which has just now or recently been completed, and which has a connection with, or impact on, the present time or place.)
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