Give pupils sentences in either present tense or past tense, and challenge them to change the grammar to past progressive. After trying out these activities, your children should not only have a ...

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Technically, there are only two grammatical tenses in English: present and past. To talk about the future, we actually use the present tense.

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Use past participle in passive voice (e.g., written, eaten, made). Make sure the verb tense stays the same. Don’t overuse passive voice as it can make writing less clear.