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1. Well, "had" is the past tense of the verb "have", but I think you're asking specifically about its use as an auxiliary to form the past perfect tense of other verbs: I played -- simple past tense I have played -- present perfect tense I had played -- past...

Did is used in the Simple Past Tense . E.g. (1) I went to school. (Simple Past) = I did go to school. (2) Raju came late. (Simple Past) = Raju did come late. (3) We played football. (Simpe Past) = We did play football. Does and Do is used for Simple Present Tense. (Does...

Voltaire101 wrote: I can differe make the difference between the present continuous tense and the simple present tense. The difference is : - Th e simple present tense is used for a repeated or habitual action that happen s always or often or usually. In these cases you'll have...

I can differe between the present continuous tense and the simple present tense. The diference is : - Th simple present tense is used for a repeated or habitual action that happen always or often or usually. - Th present cotinuous tense is used for an action that is still contiuing...

would like to ask in a conversation between 3 people rite...is this wrong? Andy: Im not going to play football Mitchel : Oh ok William : You said your not going to football i dont want to see you there. Should the said be say? or.. help me to differentiate between present and past...

CJ: 1. He was crazy to climb up into that tree. He have fallen and broken his neck. JTT: "in the present", Jim? What is "in the present" and why is it "in the present"? Isn't sentence 1 also "in the present". CJ: This is evidence for my point that the "past forms" of the modals can...

1a. That's not the man I married, these days he will sit in front of the telly for hours watching football. 1b. At the beginning of our relationship, he would write some romantic letters for me, he would send me flowers every day. 3a. I can swim the distance of 400m in 90 seconds! ...