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Time Expressions with the Present Simple

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Explores the use of time expressions with the present simple tense to describe the frequency of actions, including placement rules and example sentences.

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implies / ɪmˈplaɪz /verb

To suggest or indicate that something is the case without stating it directly

Implies that something happens most of the time.

suggestindicateinsinuateconnote

occurrences / əˈkʌrənsɪz /noun

An instance or example of something happening

The present simple tense is used to express regular occurrences.

eventsincidentshappeningsinstances

happens / ˈhæpənz /verb

To take place; to come to pass

Something happens most of the time.

occurtake placecome abouttranspire

jogging / ˈdʒɒɡɪŋ /verb

To run at a slow, steady pace as a form of exercise

Do you go jogging in the morning?

runexerciseworkoutgo for a run

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