Question

I met my friend last week. Change the sentence to present tense

Answer 1

Answer:

I meet my friend this week

Answer 2

Answer:

I always meet my friend.

Explanation:

• In linguistics, tense plays an eminent role which is mainly of 3 types i.e.

1. Present tense portrays a present or ongoing continuous action

2. Past tense portrays the event or incident of the past

3. Future tense describes an action about to happen in the future/ going to occur from now on

• The tense of an oral or written statement gives a lot of information about an incident.

• Irregular verbs address a fascinating part of the English language and allude to the people who don't keep the guideline, and basic formation rules. (i.e. Search- Searched, walk- walked)

• Instead, they are as follow the rule -

Bite- bit- bitten, deal- dealt- dealt, make- made- made, feed-fed- fed etc.

• Likewise, the base form 'meet' follows Met→Met

• Given, Simple past tense- I met my friend last week.

Hence the given sentence can be converted to present tense as follows-

Simple present tense- I always meet my friend.

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