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Present tense
--there are simple present, presnt perfect and present continuous tenses
(the more common one)
a)simple present
--used to describe facts, or something that is true
--e,g The Sun rises from the east.
e.g. Sue and John are married
--if the subject is a 3rd person singular, we need to add "s"' after the main verb
--e.g. He/she/it
-- she is my daughter
--if the subject is a noun (instead of a pronoun), and the subject isn't a plural one (e.g. A cat, A girl. An umbrella,etc) , we need to use "s" to the main verb --e.g. Mary (a name is a noun too) is a pretty girl
A cat is a lovely creature
## if the subject is a combinaton of 2 or more nouns, we don't need to add "s"
to the main verb
--e,g. Mary and her cat are sleeping together on the sofa
--if there are more than 1 verbs in a sentence, and the subject is a singular
one , we need to add "s" only after the first word
--e.g. Peter loves to read/ reading (no"s" after read/ reading)
b)present perfect
--the sentence structure is
Subject+has/have+present participle+__________
--if the subject is a singular one, we use "has". or we use "have'
--e.g. Sam has just finished his work
I have finished my dinner
--the tense is used to descibe something happened in the past and finished/
continue in the present
--e.g I started learning English in 2008
I am learning English still
---I have learnt English for 3 years ("for 3 years" is the duration)
--e.g. I have been to Chile ( I am not in Chile now but I was there some time in the past) for 3 times
c) present continuous
-- it is used to decribe the things happening now( at the moment of speaking) or the things happening in short period in the preset
--e.g Sam is sleeping on the bed when I enter the room
--e.g.Sam's father takes him school by car every day
The car broke down last Sunday and it needs a week to repair
---Sam is taking bus to school this week