Derek Smith

English Language and Grammar - Tenses and Aspects

Thanks for uploading this. There are a few things that aren't correctly identified.For example, many present perfects were identified as past simple (I have thought, he has looked). Some that are present perfect (continuous) are marked as past perfect (continuous) (he has looked, he has been increasing, I've been studying). Past perfect would be had looked. I understand the confusion, as we're using a present tense to talk about the past. I had to speak is actually past simple - past perfect here is I had spoken. Please don't be disheartened - you also got a lot right and you're doing well. If you're unsure, please feel free to ask.

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