English Grammar | Learn the English Tenses

by Danny Ballan | May 27, 2022 | Grammar

Learn the English Tenses Audio Series

What Is Learn the English Tenses Audio Series?

In English Grammar | Learn the English Tenses Audio Series, you will learn about all the English tenses and how to use them to express yourself better in English.

Listen to the first episode, and see the list of episodes availabe in the series below.

Episode One

Learn the English Tenses

Learn The English Tenses EP 1 | The Present Simple and Continuous 1

by Danny Ballan | English Plus Grammar

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Listen to the full series and understand the English tenses once and for all. The full series is available only for my Lifelong Learners clan on Patreon. Become a Lifelong Learner today and unlock a world of learning with English Plus.

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List of Episodes

  • Episode 01: The Present Simple and Continuous 1
  • Episode 02: The Present Simple and Continuous 2
  • Episode 03: The Past Simple and Continuous
  • Episode 04: The Present Perfect
  • Episode 05: The Present Perfect Continuous
  • Episode 06: The Present Perfect and Past Simple
  • Episode 07: The Past Perfect Simple
  • Episode 08: The Past Perfect Continuous
  • Episode 09: The Future Tenses 1
  • Episode 10: The Future Tenses 2

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