You probably don't understand why we You probably don't understand why we need all these continuous tenses if we need all these continuous tenses if we
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You probably don't understand why we You probably don't understand why we need all these continuous tenses if we need all these continuous tenses if we
Continuous Tenses in English (Part 2): Practice & Examples | Emery English
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no need to know about the name of the no need to know about the name of the tenses and all you should know the tenses and all you should know the
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That about does it for nouns for the time being. What about verbs? We've already determined how different tenses are encoded, but let's imagine that over time the speaker's of this language get used to these words
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conjugated according to aspects and not conjugated according to aspects and not tenses verbs behave according to focus tenses verbs behave according to focus
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respectively in your sentence respectively in your sentence construction and problems with tenses so construction and problems with tenses so
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um um uh tense tenses in English and uh tense tenses in English and
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