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     Grammar

    Learning English grammar can be a challenging experience. Today we look at the basic tenses we
    need to talk about the present, past and future.

    Present
    Simple Present

    Base verb (+ es/es for third person):

    I watch the news every day.

    Present Continuous

    am/is/are + present participle:

    I am watching the news.

    Present Perfect

    Has/have + past participle:

    I have watched the news already.

    Present Perfect Continuous

    Has/have + been + present participle:

    I have been watching the news since I was a teenager.

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