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Guest  +  45113 Fri, 10 Sep 04 11:38 PM
Can anyone explain to me the question

State as many USAGES as possible of the present tenses eg present simple, present continous?
CalifJim  +  45118 Sat, 11 Sep 04 01:47 AM

The "question" is asking you to produce a document like the one outlined below.

Usages of the present tenses.

1. The present simple tense is used to indicate:

a) a habitual action (She drives me crazy.)
b) ...
c) ...

2. The present continuous tense is used to indicate:

a) an intention (I'm singing in Carnegie Hall next month.)
b) ...
c) ...
d) ...
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