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B. Usage:
B. Usage:
B. Usage:
- Ongoing actions at a specific time in the past: "I was studying when the
phone rang."
- Parallel actions in the past: "While she was cooking, he was watching TV."
4/ Past Perfect Tense:
B.Usage:
- Action completed before another action in the past: "She had already left
when I arrived."
- Describing a sequence of events in the past: "By the time we got there, they
had already finished."
5/ Additional Points:
-Present Perfect vs. Simple Past: Use the Present Perfect for actions with a
connection to the present and the Simple Past for completed actions in the past
without a clear link to the present.
- Present Continuous vs. Present Simple: Use the Present Continuous for
actions happening now and the Present Simple for habits or routines.
- Past Perfect vs. Past Simple: Use the Past Perfect to show which of two past
events happened first.
Exercise 01: Fill in the blanks with Present Continues or Past
Continues Tenses
Exercise 02: Fill in the blanks with Present Perfect or Past Perfect
Tenses
3. Did you hear that Ben was fired last month even though he…………….
(work) in almost every department.
9. We need more time because Alen………….. (just finish) the painting, but
he hasn't done the decorating yet.