Which of the following tense is NOT usually used to make a generalization of a fact or certain phenomenon happening recently?
A: present tense
B: present continuous
C: present perfert
D: future tense
A: present tense
B: present continuous
C: present perfert
D: future tense
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- Which of the following tense is NOT usually used to make a generalization of a fact or certain phenomenon happening recently? </p></p>
- Which of these is NOT a tense? ( ) A: The present continuous B: The past perfect C: The future perfect continuous D: The passive
- When you point out the purpose / problem of research again, the is mainly used. A: present tense B: present perfect tense C: past tense D: future tense
- 中国大学MOOC: Three kinds of verb tenses are frequently used in English news headlines: present tense, future tense and present perfect tense.
- If the research material is conventional and not a specific material reported in the paper, we use ( ). A: the present perfect tense B: the future tense C: the simple present tense D: the simple past tense