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We begin with BE, HAVE, DO, and WILL, for the Simple, Progressive, and Perfect. We make out the Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative, and Negative Interrogative. More→

Modal verbs or “Unreal Past”? We put the Simple against the Perfect and then versus the Progressive, to make out the Perfect Progressive and the time frame. With time frames, “unreal” grammar becomes easy. More→

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