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• Subtopic: Verb Tenses The text outlines the use of different verb tenses in English, specifically focusing on the past simple, present simple, and future simple tenses. It provides examples of adverbs commonly associated with each tense, such as "yesterday" for past simple, "now" for present simple, and "tomorrow" for future simple. For the past simple tense, the text explains the use of the verb "to be" with examples like "I, she, he, it was" and "You, we, they were." It also covers regular verbs by adding "ed" (e.g., "She worked") and irregular verbs using the second column of a list (e.g., "You went"). The text mentions the phrases "There was/there were." In the present simple tense, the verb "to be" is used as "I am," "He, she, it is," and "You, we, they are." Other verbs are used in forms like "I, you, we, they play ball" and "She, he, it plays tennis." Modal verbs such as "I can," "She must," and "We should" are also included, along with "There is/there are." For the future simple tense, the text briefly mentions "There will be." • Subtopic: Negative Forms The text provides negative forms for each tense. In the past simple, "wasn't" and "weren't" are used for the verb...