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    The document discusses using the correct verb tenses with time expressions and with the words "will" and "would". It provides examples of using past, present, and future tenses correctly depending on if a time expression refers to the past, present or future, or if a sentence is using "will" to refer to the future or "would" to refer to hypothetical situations. The document also notes that "will" should not be used with past tense and "would" should not be used with present or future tense.

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    SKILLS 35-36 Simple and Past

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    In, On, at Yesterday, Last ..., ... Ago Verb 2: KILL 35: Use The Correct Tense With Time Expressions

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    SKILL 35:

    USE THE CORRECT TENSE


    WITH TIME EXPRESSIONS

    1. in, on ,at
    Yesterday , last ..., ...ago = verb 2

    2. By = had + verb 3

    3. since/for
    Already = have/has + verb 3
    lately
    • We moved to New York in 1980.
    • She got a job two years ago.
    • She started working last week
    • We had left there by 1990.
    • We have lived in San Francisco since 1999
    • She has worked very hard lately.
    SKIlL 36:
    USETHE CORRECT TENSE
    WITH WILL AND WOULD

    • I know that they will arrive soon.


    • It is certain that he will graduate.

    • I knew that he would arrive.


    • It was certain that he would graduate
    • I know that he would* arrive soon.

    • It was certain that he will* graduate.

    • I knew that he would arrive soon.

    • I know that he will arrive soon.

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