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Meanings of present tense in English
Usage of present tense in English
1
It means our own time, the present tense, the moment we inhabit.
2
It is written in the present tense, which will be preserved throughout.
3
You know, Camberton, you keep referring to Wendell in the present tense.
4
Being a good bear is a constantly ongoing project in the present tense.
5
The current place of work can be written in present tense.
6
It's important when you do these shows they need to be present tense.
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NOW is the only moment you'll perceive; you'll live in the present tense.
8
Yet now he had hesitated to speak in the present tense.
9
As long as they're talking in the present tense, she's happy.
10
And so the decisions took themselves: the present tense, the viewpoint.
11
They are used only in the present tense, and rarely accommodate personal pronouns.
12
He dealt often in the first person and the present tense.
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Others could not stop referring to him in the present tense.
14
Speaking of Mandela, she slipped between the past and present tense.
15
Music that skews inauthentic is almost always more popular in the present tense.
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Now, was it always going to be in the present tense?
