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    The document describes 6 verb tenses: present simple, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past simple, and past continuous. It provides an example game where players roll a die to move around a board and select a tense, then create a sentence using that tense related to a topic, such as cats. Sample cat-related sentences using each tense are given.

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    The document describes 6 verb tenses: present simple, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past simple, and past continuous. It provides an example game where players roll a die to move around a board and select a tense, then create a sentence using that tense related to a topic, such as cats. Sample cat-related sentences using each tense are given.

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    Tense Review Board Game

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    The document describes 6 verb tenses: present simple, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, past simple, and past continuous. It provides an example game where players roll a die to move around a board and select a tense, then create a sentence using that tense related to a topic, such as cats. Sample cat-related sentences using each tense are given.

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    1 Present Simple

    2 Present Continuous
    3 Present Perfect
    4 Present Perfect Continuous
    5 Past Simple
    6 Past Continuous

    Roll a die to move your counter around the board, roll the die again
    to select which tense must be used. Try to make an interesting and
    grammatically correct sentence related to the topic.

    Example topic: cats


    1 - My cat always wakes me up at 6am
    2 - I am looking for my cat
    3 - I have had my cat Tabatha since she was six months old
    4 - I have been looking after my neighbour’s cat for a week
    5 - My cat slept on my head last night
    6 - I was watching TV when my cat jumped on me and made me
    spill my coffee

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