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I just need a tip on fully learning the present tenses.



 
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I just need a tip on fully learning the present tenses. #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 15, 2009 3:57 am   I just need a tip on fully learning the present tenses.
 

I've just finished reading present tense to present perfect continous tense. I memorized the "uses" now like the palm of my hands but I just realized that I need to do more than just that lol.

I found the story on the main site about highlighting the p.t. very helpful. Practice makes perfect I guess. My idea right now is to read some English blogs and practice tracking down the tenses and study "why" it's being used that way.

Do you guys have any more ideas?
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