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Write a simple present tense sentence about your routine.
Think of something that you do regularly.
Change the following sentence to present continuous: 'I eat lunch.'
Look for the helping verb 'am' and use the -ing form of 'eat'.
What tense is used for habitual actions and routines?
Think about what you do every day.
True or false: The future perfect tense indicates an action that will be complete by a certain future time.
Consider the word 'by' in the definition.
Create a paragraph using all four tenses: simple present, present continuous, simple past, and simple future.
Include actions from different times to show temporal contrast.
Describe how the meaning changes if you change a sentence from past perfect to past perfect continuous.
Consider the implication of completion versus duration.
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