ELECTIONS: learning how to decide and vote, in English
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I loved this song ,very good choice
ReplyDeleteDo you think it's useful in order to use correctly those tenses?
DeleteIt's indeed a catchy song .
ReplyDeleteRegarding your question above.. Yes in my opinion it's a useful way to learn the use of these tenses. The present is used here to indicate a usual action (after the separation ) and as for the present continuous,it evokes a prolonged action that takes place at the moment,now.