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Present perfect continuous

25/11/2020

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This tense is a combination of present continuous and present perfect. The perfect part is because there is a link between the past and the present and the continuous part indicates that the action continues for some time. If you haven't studied the other present tenses yet, you can find them here. Or click "read more" to learn about the present perfect continuous.

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Present perfect

16/11/2020

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This is one of the most problematic tenses in English. Basically, it is used when there is some connection between the past and the present. Something happened in the past and is relevant now or it started in the past and is still true now. Keep reading to learn more.

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November - intermediate reading

11/11/2020

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We change the clocks at the end of October so we have a bit more light in the mornings but it gets dark very early. Sunset is between 4 and 5 o’clock. The weather starts to get colder and some days are windy or rainy. There is even a chance of snow and frost. The leaves turn brown and fall off the trees. Some animals, for example bats and hedgehogs, go to sleep for the winter. This is called hibernation.

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November - easy reading

11/11/2020

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We change the clocks at the end of October so we have more light in the mornings but it gets dark very early, between 4 and 5 o’clock. The weather starts to get colder and the leaves fall off the trees. Some animals, for example bats and hedgehogs, go to sleep for the winter. This is called hibernation.

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Present continuous

3/11/2020

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This tense is mostly used to talk about now but, confusingly, it can also be used to talk about the future. Sometimes it is called the present progressive. As the two names suggest, it is used to describe things which continue for some time or are in progress. Keep reading to learn more.

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