Simple Present Tense – Timeless Action for Universal Truths
In this session of tutorial for beginners, learners will be learn how to describe present truths. The present simple is used to describe something which is currently true (something that is true at the present time).
a. Science and Mathematics have many facts. When we speak of these facts, we use the simple present tense.
Examples:
b. We know that different kinds of people and creatures do certain things. When we write or speak about those things, we use the simple present tense.
Examples:
There you go, I hope you understand and enjoy this short lesson about simple present tense – timeless actions for universal truths.
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