Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tense"

A: tense anchoring as a process of spelling out an underlying event argument by a variety of morpho-syntactic means. that is tense anchoring in chinese

A: It’s either

I have eaten.

Or

I ate.

You’re right that “I have ate” is incorrect.

A: 意味は「私は緊張している」です。

A: It can be taken as forms of verb- past tense..present tense.
More probably you are looking for 'stress'..it also means stress

A: Expressions
1. The room feels very tense right now.
2. My legs are really tense.

A: I wished to become a singer when I was a child.
I would always wish for my own Unicorn before I went to sleep as a kid.
I used to spend so much time wishing for something to change instead of applying effort.

A: There are two meanings of tense
For the first (most common) one, you can say things like:
I feel tense
You seem tense
The atmosphere was tense
It was a tense moment

The second meaning is tense as in 'past tense' (過去形）'future tense' etc. But that one isn't used so much in sentences

A: You will come with us whether you want or not.

A: it’s about the feeling per se.
You would feel anxious when nervous, and feel more stiff (can be bodily and/or mentally) when you experience tenseness.

الترجمة التقريبية
Nervous: متوتر
Tense: متوتر كثيراً

A: 兩個都是緊
Tense是像拉緊的
像肌肉你可以說tense

Tight是像緊密的
像是一件太小的衣服穿了不就跟身體緊緊的貼住了嗎 就可以用tight

A: Tense = nervous, usually about a certain thing. "He was tense as the teacher gave out the test."
Uptight = angry and tense, being overly controlling as a result. "She was being uptight, and wouldn't let us have any fun."
"Stop being so uptight"

A: Yes it's a noun... He says that Indonesian doesn't use different tenses

So it's like in Chinese where you don't have to state when something happened

A: The simplest way to explain them may be:

"I got"="I get" (past tense). Refer to @zerenamoon's examples above.

"I've got"= "I have". Refer to @zerenamoon's examples above.

A: Then you could say

'I regret having a gun'
or
'I regret getting a gun'

A: Has just received

A: ‘When are you leaving?’

‘Where are you staying?’

Well done! :)

A: There are 3 basic tenses - past, present, and future. But actually there are 12 (I'll use the verb eat as an example.):

present simple - I eat
present continuous - I am eating
present perfect - I have eaten
present perfect continuous - I have been eating

past simple - I ate
past continuous - I was eating
past perfect - I had eaten
past perfect continuous - I had been eating

future simple - I will eat
future continuous - I will be eating
future perfect - I will have eaten
future perfect continuous - I will have been eating

According to there are 16 tenses, but I can't imagine what they would be. I wish someone would tell me.

A: past = could
past negative = could not
present negative = cannot
future = will
future negative = will not

A: "Tom will visit his grandmother in Summer if he manages to conclude his
essay in time for the following week". A frase apresenta as seguintes
caracteristicas:

The English verbs in this sentence are "will visit", "manages", and "conclude".
I don't speak portuguese, but I think "apresenta" is the Portuguese verb.

"Will visit" is future simple.
"Manages" is present simple.
"Conclude" is the infinitive form.

And I think "apresenta" would be called the present simple in English.
Of course, I could be mistaken. "Apresenta" might be the "participio passado".

A: × Please don’t go easy on my tenses.
✓ Please don’t go easy on my tenses. — It’s unclear exactly what you mean by “tenses”. Maybe “verb tense exercise” can work?

× Tell me once you spot any.
✓ Tell me once you spot any. — “Any” is also unclear. Any what? Maybe you can say “any mistakes.”

A: It's meant to show what tense he asked the question in.

I asked, "What role do you think climate change plays in these fires?"

A: yes, that works as well.

you could also say ‘the train is is going to arrive’ if you prefer that.

A: Great piece of work! Some little mistakes which can be fixed quickly... I rewrote your paragraph to how I think it should be; I tried to make it as fluent as possible and not too repetitive. Hope it help 👏🏼👏🏼


I remember that day like ‘it’ was yesterday.
The longer I think about it, the more embarrassed it makes me feel. It had ‘been snowing the day before making the streets extremely slippery’. At that time I was living ‘about an hour away’ from my secondary school. It has always been a struggle for me to wake up early and I usually ended up being late. That day, I had to ‘leave’ home later than usual and the lift was broken ‘which meant I had to walk down 10 flight of stairs!’ I was inevitably out of breath. When I finally got out, I saw my bus; ‘the bus was going to leave soon’ so I had to run to catch it. I ran ‘towards’ the bus stop but I slipped and fell right in front of the bus. I was so embarrassed, everyone on the bus was looking at me and some were even discreetly laughing.