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tense and the importance of verb in a sentence that tells us about what tense is it? To add a little more detail, I wish to add herein that English has only two kinds of tenses. These are Past and Non- Past tense. This non-past tense includes both the present and the future tense. Yet there are certain languages which do not have tenses. They are called Tenseless languages.]]>
tense and the importance of verb in a sentence that tells us about what tense is it? To add a little more detail, I wish to add herein that English has only two kinds of tenses. These are Past and Non- Past tense. This non-past tense includes both the present and the future tense. Yet there are certain languages which do not have tenses. They are called Tenseless languages.]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2014 01:12:28 GMT /slideshow/tense-32900422/32900422 rinkygupta1@slideshare.net(rinkygupta1) Tense rinkygupta1 tense and the importance of verb in a sentence that tells us about what tense is it? To add a little more detail, I wish to add herein that English has only two kinds of tenses. These are Past and Non- Past tense. This non-past tense includes both the present and the future tense. Yet there are certain languages which do not have tenses. They are called Tenseless languages. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/tense-140330011228-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> tense and the importance of verb in a sentence that tells us about what tense is it? To add a little more detail, I wish to add herein that English has only two kinds of tenses. These are Past and Non- Past tense. This non-past tense includes both the present and the future tense. Yet there are certain languages which do not have tenses. They are called Tenseless languages.
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