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Why tense matters in letters

A train map for your story

The time frames of a letter

Past events and problems up to now

Telling the past clearly

Problems up to now

Plans, offers and arrangements

Talking about the future in letters

Tense in essays and informal news

Practice

A recurring problem

The earlier past

Waiting up to now

Background action

A finished time

A fixed arrangement

Making an offer

Since or for

A general truth

Completed by a future time

A polite question about plans

Keeping the story consistent

Sharing news

An interrupted action

Already and yet

Crossword: time words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Tense and aspect for General Training letters and essays: narrating past events clearly, describing recurring problems and durations, and talking about plans and arrangements.

Tell the story behind a complaint in a clear time order, describe problems that keep happening, and write about plans and arrangements accurately, using the tense combinations General Training letters rely on.

GT Grammar 4: Tense and Aspect for Events, Problems and Plans

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