Master Past vs Present Tense Fast with Easy Sentences 📚 | English for Beginners

Master Past vs Present Tense Fast with Easy Sentences | English for Beginners

📚 Do you want to speak English clearly and confidently? If so, you’re in the right place! This video is here to help you achieve your language goals.

🚀🎯 You’ll get to learn 100 practical sentences that use 50 common verbs. Each verb will be shown in both the present and past tenses, so you can easily see how they differ.

For every verb, we’ll provide two simple sentences: one starting with "Today" for the present tense and another starting with "Yesterday" for the past tense. This approach makes it easier to understand time expressions and learn verb tenses in different situations. We hope this makes studying English more fun and effective for you!

The structure of the present simple tense follows this pattern: subject + verb (V1) + object.
The structure of the past simple tense follows this pattern: subject + verb (V2) + object.
In this video, we use "Today" at the beginning of each present simple sentence to emphasize present time and "Yesterday" at the start of each past simple sentence to emphasize past time.


✅ Here are some examples:
Today, I swim in the pool.
Yesterday, I swam in the pool.
Today, I sleep late.
Yesterday, I slept late.

📌These sentences are essential for daily life. You will practice correct grammar using action verbs. Each sentence is short, easy to understand, and ready to use, making it ideal for beginners who want to start speaking quickly.


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