'Simple present' presentation slideshows

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Verbs

Verbs. Verbs. Study of nouns & pronouns just begins to dip into the rich complexity of grammar. Verbs start to reveal its many splendors. Verbs can assert an action or express a condition (or state of being).

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OTHER CONDITIONALS

OTHER CONDITIONALS. PROVIDED / PROVIDING (THAT) = IF (on condition that ). Travelling by car is convenient provided / providing ( that ) you have somewhere to park. (but only if you have somewhere to park)

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Week 6 IT 18

Week 6 IT 18. Choosing between two forms of the present tense. (To be viewed as slide show). Week 6 IT 18 Choosing between two forms of the present tense. This teacher led activity asks the children to choose between the two forms of the present tense.

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Basic Verb Tenses

Basic Verb Tenses. Present Tenses. Simple Present. This tense describes present actions that are habitual or facts that are always true. I walk You walk He/She/It walks We walk They walk. Present Progressive.

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Question Formation Review

Question Formation Review. March 23, 2012 Diplomado. Questions with Can. Structure Can + subject + verb in base form Examples Can you read to me? Can we sleep in the car? Can I use the bathroom? Make 3 of your own. Using WH questions words with Can. Structure

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Tense Review

Tense Review. English 112 Prof. Monllor. Things to Remember About the Simple Present Tense. You use the simple present tense when talking or writing about an event that happens habitually or something that is true in the present (now). Mayra Montero writes in Spanish.

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Past Continuous

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Passive + Present Perfect developed by 4V3L1N0

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Passive + Present Perfect developed by 4V3L1N0

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Passive + Present Perfect developed by 4V3L1N0

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Conditionals

Stage 43 ATL I. Conditionals. What is a conditional?. Conditionals are introduced by either si or nisi There are two parts to every conditional: protasis - The first part of the conditional, dependent clause apodosis- The second part of the conditional, independent clause

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Tuesday, October 16, 2018

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Lecture 11 Tense and Aspect (I)

Lecture 11 Tense and Aspect (I). the simple present the simple past the present progressive the past progressive. 11.1 Uses of Simple Present. Definition:.

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SIMPLE PRESENT

SIMPLE PRESENT . En.Zahraturrahmi binti M.Dahlan. What is Simple Present?.

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DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH

DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH. Kalimat Langsung dan Tidak Langsung. Perubahan. Direct Simple Present Present Continuous Simple Past Present Perfect Present future Here Today Tomorrow Yesterday I You Me My He/She. Ind irect Simple Past Past Continuous

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Third Conditional - 3rd year of High School - FAE

A quickly review of conditionals

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Simple Present Present Continuous Simple Past

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Past

Tenses - Zeitstrahl (Reported Speech). Past Perfect. Simple Past. Simple Present. Past. Future. Past Perfect Progressive Past Progressive Present Progressive Present Perfect Progressive. will . would.

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