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语法突破两百句（Grammar break through two hundred sentences） Li Yang Crazy English grammar breakthrough two hundred sentences (the first issue) 1. present progressive tense The present progressive indicates the action that is taking place. Keep quiet! The baby is sleeping. (quiet! Baby is sleeping. ) The present progressive also indicates the upcoming action. Im tired. Im going home now. Goodnight! Im tired. Im going to bed。 Good night ) Look! The bus is coming! (look, here comes the car! ) My boss is leaving for South Korea. My boss is going to Korea soon. ) 2. general present tense The present tense represents the action of truth or regularity. Rice doesnt grow in cold climates. The cold climate is not suitable for rice growth. ) I always go to work by car. I always drive to work. ) The present progressive tense and the present present tense: the former represents the action that is occurring, and the latter represents the state of being. I cant understand why he is being so selfish. He isnt that. usually like I dont understand why hes so selfish at the moment. He doesnt usually do that. ) 3. simple past tense The simple past is a simple statement of what happened in the past. We invited them to our party but they decided not to come. We invited them to the party, but they decided not to come. ) I was angry because they were late. (Im angry because theyre late. ) 4. past continuous tense The past continuous tense indicates the action that is happening at a particular moment in the past. I was walking home when I met Dave. When I met David, I was going home. ) Tom burnt his hand when he was cooking. Tom burned his hand while he was cooking. ) 5. present perfect tense The present perfect tense indicates the action that has just been completed; the experience once experienced; the repeated past action; the past action or state extended to the present or the emphasis on the influence of the past action on the present. I have just finished my work. I just finished my work. ) I