Question

Fill in the blanks with correct tenses
1. I(LEARN)______ ENGLISH For SEVEN YEARS NOW
2. AT THE MOMENT I (REVISE)______ ENGLISH GRAMMAR
3. AFTER MY APPRENTICESHIP MAYBE I (GO) _________ BACK TO LONDON TO WORK THERE FOR A WHILE
4. AND I ALREADY (BEGIN/ALREADY)________ TO THE READ TEXTS IN MY ENGLISH TEXTBOOK AGAIN​

Answer 1

1. I am learning English for seven years now.

2. At the moment I revised English Grammar.

3.After my Apprenticeship maybe I will go back to London to work there for a while.

4. And I already began to read texts in my English textbook again.

Hope this helps u.....

Answer 2

1. I have been learning English for seven years now.
2. At the moment I am revising English grammar.
3. After my apprenticeship maybe I will go back to London to work there for a while.
4. And I have already begun to read texts in my English textbook again.

Tenses:

Verbs in a sentence should be in the proper tense according to the time when the action is in the sentence.

1. I have been learning English for seven years now. Here, the action began in the past, continued for a duration, and has been going on till now. Hence, have been along with the present participle progressive form of 'learn' is used.
2. At the moment, I am revising English grammar. Here, the action is taking place now, and hence present progressive tense is used.
3. After my apprenticeship maybe I will go back to London. Here, the action refers to a future period and the action is based on an assumption. Hence, future tense in an indicative form is used.
4. And I have already begun to read the texts in my English textbook. Here the action has started earlier and hence present perfect simple tense is used.