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English tenses represent time and include 3 main tenses - present simple, past simple, and future simple. Each of these 3 tenses can be expressed through 3 aspects - continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous - resulting in a total of 9 combinations of tenses and aspects to describe actions and states in English.
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Innovation Management Frameworks: Your Guide to Creativity & Innovation
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- 1. English Tense English Tenses are logical representation of time and its aspects. Broadly, we have three tenses (time) in English and nine aspects. 3 Tenses Present simple Past Simple Future Simple 9(3x3) Aspects Continuous Perfect Perfect Continuous Each of the three tenses has Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous aspects