Differentiate between tenses: What is the difference between present simple and present continuous?
A. Present simple is for general truths, habits, and routines, while present continuous is for actions happening now or around the current time.
B. Present simple is used in formal situations, while present continuous is used in informal situations.
C. Present simple is used for future events, while present continuous is used for past events.
D. Present simple is always used with auxiliary verbs, while present continuous is not.
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewIdentify the verb tenses in each sentence (past, present, future). Select the sentence with the correct shift in verb tense.
By the time the final speech began, many people have left the auditorium.
A. By the time the speech began, many people will have left the auditorium.
B. By the time the speech began, many people had left the auditorium.
C. Correct as is.
Reported Speech › View
Maria: “I am going to Victoria.”
A. Harun: Maria said (that) she is going to Victoria.
B. Harun: Maria said (that) she went going to Victoria.
C. Harun: Maria said (that) she was going to Victoria.
D. Harun: Maria said (that) she were going to Victoria.