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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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To suggest or indicate that something is the case without stating it directly
Implies that something happens most of the time.
suggestindicateinsinuateconnote
An instance or example of something happening
The present simple tense is used to express regular occurrences.
eventsincidentshappeningsinstances
To take place; to come to pass
Something happens most of the time.
occurtake placecome abouttranspire
To run at a slow, steady pace as a form of exercise
Do you go jogging in the morning?
runexerciseworkoutgo for a run
Modal verbs: may, might, can't
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Reported questions
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Prepositions of Place
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Prepositions of time
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To Be Going To
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Future Continuous
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Gerunds and infinitives
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Conditional sentences
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Alphabet and Pronunciation
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Should: Giving Advice
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Expressing purpose with "to" and "for”
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Indefinite pronouns
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