Teach English in Kashi-diqu-kashgar-kaxgar

From my perspective, Unit 4 was not very difficult for me

In this unit you will look at the four present tenses, the present simple tense, present continuous , present perfect and present perfect continuous

This unit deals with a brief overview of verb tenses and then delves deeper into the four variants of present tense verbs

I found this unit as the easiest one unit at the moment

Tenses seem like the most difficult part of English grammar

This unit focused on the various forms of the present tense family of verbs; including present simple, present continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous

The present tenses unit will, in my opinion, will be one of the hardest units to teach

Past tense forms are difficult to understand from certain cultural backgrounds, for example many Asian languages have only one tense, which may be difficult to introduce the concept of over twelve tenses, breaking them down into 3 main types with a sub-types, maybe easy to understand for the student, as well as introduce for the teacher

I'am thankful to finish this another unit and i am excited for the next unit because its getting more interesting for me this course and i notice that every unit that i've done its giving me more idea and i feel challenge for myself to study more and exploring the different part of the sentence and learn to be a good teacher, and every unit that i've done its me idea from the past unit to the present unit ,and also this unit is very important for me to be a teacher because if i don't know about every part of the sentence specially this unit ,how can i teach my student to speak the right grammar of the sentence

Tenses are important part of English grammar

For a person who is learning English as their second language, it is difficult to understand the grammatical rules because they are used to the ones in their own language, In this unit is clarifies a simple way of teaching this rules with out confusing your students and also by giving you ideas on how to help them adapt to the grammar rules for the present tense verbs

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It has been super interesting to learn about all of the variations of the tense

unit 4 present tenses this unit covers tenses in present simple/present continous/present perfect/present perfect continous

I've learned present tenses with affirmative,negative and question form in this unit

This unit was about the present tense

This unit gave me a good understanding of the various present tenses: present simple, present continuous, present perfect and present perfect continuous

During the course of this unit I had a particularly difficult time trying to remember the differences between the four present tenses and how each of them are formed

I have learnt that there are 12 different variations of the 3 tenses (present, past, future), with 4 aspects (simple, continuous perfect, and perfect continuous) which could be very confusing for students learning a second language (L2)

The unit for present tenses is significant in describing and expressing time