Question

Who can Answer this simple question?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Here's your answer-

1. He has been exercising daily for a year now.

2. I have been reading this book since morning.

3. Present Simple tense.

4. According to the prevailing rate, two dozens cost rupees one hundred.

5. The council has made its decision.

Explanation:

Present Tense:  

Simple: verb/verb+s + am/is/are  

Continuous: am/is/are + verb + ing  

Perfect: have/has + the third form  

Perfect continuous: have/has been + verb + ing  

Past Tense:  

Simple: the second form (regular/irregular)  

Continuous: was/were + verb + ing  

Perfect: had + the third form  

Perfect continuous: had been + verb + ing  

Future Tense:  

Simple: will + verb  

Continuous: will be + verb + ing  

Perfect: will have + the third form  

Perfect continuous: will have been + verb + ing