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Answered by chinugolusharma36
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Explanation:

Tenses Exercises for Class 10 ICSE With Answers

Present Tense

1. Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense Formula:

Subject + Ist form of verb + object.

This tense is used to denote

(i) Habitual/Regular/Periodic Actions

Examples:

(a) I go to school by bus.

(b) Riddhi reaches office at 9 am everyday.

(c) Maria plays basketball in the evening.

(d) We go to Sai temple every week.

(ii) Universal/Eternal Truths

Examples:

(a) The Sun rises in the East.

(b) Plants produce their own food by photosynthesis.

(c) The Earth takes 365 days to revolve round the Sun.

(d) Water boils at 100° C.

(iii) General Facts

Examples:

(a) Every cloud has a silver lining.

(b) Teachers like sincere students.

(c) People elect their own representatives in a democratic set up of government.

(d) Man proposes, God disposes.

(iv) Actions Happening in Near Future

Examples:

(a) The government launches new schemes for poor students next month.

(b) Our college commences soon.

(c) They go on a world tour this year.

(d) The next train comes in 10 minutes.

Simple Present tense is also used for writing ‘News Headlines’ and ‘Stories’.

Answered by akshishastri
2

Answer:

i) to consolidate

ii) doing

iii) to take

iv) define

v) are aiming

vi) will reach

vii) imagine

viii) go

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