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stories, commentaries and instructionsstories: use of present tensesstories: use of present tensesstoriesstory use of present tenses 33.11168633 stories, commentaries and instructions1storiesPresent tenses are often used informally to tell stories. The simple present is used for the events – the things that happen one after another. The present progressive is used for 'background' – things that are already happening when the story starts, or that continue through the story. (This is like the difference between the simple past and past progressive. 45.3)So I open the door, and I look out into the garden, and I see this man. He's wearing pyjamas and a policeman's helmet. 'Hello,' he says …There's this Scotsman, and he's walking through the jungle when he meets a gorilla. And the gorilla's eating a snake sandwich. So the Scotsman asks …The simple present is common in summaries of plays, stories, etc.In Act I, Hamlet sees the ghost of his father. The ghost tells him …Chapter 2: Henry goes to Scotland and meets the Loch Ness Monster.2commentariesIn commentaries, the use of tenses is similar. The simple present is used for the quicker actions and events (which are finished before the sentences that describe them); the present progressive is used for longer actions and situations. There are more simple and fewer progressive tenses in a football commentary, for instance, than in a commentary on a boat race.Smith passes to Devaney, Devaney to Barnes – and Harris intercepts … Harris passes back to Simms, nice ball – and Simms shoots!Oxford are pulling slightly ahead of Cambridge now; they're rowing with a beautiful rhythm; Cambridge are looking a little disorganised …3instructions and demonstrationsWe often use the two present tenses in a similar way to give instructions, demonstrations and directions.OK, let's go over it again. You wait outside the bank until the manager arrives. Then you radio Louie, who's waiting round the corner, and he drives round to the front entrance. You and Louie grab the manager …First I put a lump of butter into a frying pan and light the gas; then while the butter's melting I break three eggs into a bowl, like this …Previous Next

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释义	Contents overview stories, commentaries and instructionsstories: use of present tensesstories: use of present tensesstoriesstory use of present tenses 33.111686Present Tenses33 stories, commentaries and instructions1storiesPresent tenses are often used informally to tell stories. The simple present is used for the events – the things that happen one after another. The present progressive is used for 'background' – things that are already happening when the story starts, or that continue through the story. (This is like the difference between the simple past and past progressive. 45.3)So I open the door, and I look out into the garden, and I see this man. He's wearing pyjamas and a policeman's helmet. 'Hello,' he says …There's this Scotsman, and he's walking through the jungle when he meets a gorilla. And the gorilla's eating a snake sandwich. So the Scotsman asks …The simple present is common in summaries of plays, stories, etc.In Act I, Hamlet sees the ghost of his father. The ghost tells him …Chapter 2: Henry goes to Scotland and meets the Loch Ness Monster.2commentariesIn commentaries, the use of tenses is similar. The simple present is used for the quicker actions and events (which are finished before the sentences that describe them); the present progressive is used for longer actions and situations. There are more simple and fewer progressive tenses in a football commentary, for instance, than in a commentary on a boat race.Smith passes to Devaney, Devaney to Barnes – and Harris intercepts … Harris passes back to Simms, nice ball – and Simms shoots!Oxford are pulling slightly ahead of Cambridge now; they're rowing with a beautiful rhythm; Cambridge are looking a little disorganised …3instructions and demonstrationsWe often use the two present tenses in a similar way to give instructions, demonstrations and directions.OK, let's go over it again. You wait outside the bank until the manager arrives. Then you radio Louie, who's waiting round the corner, and he drives round to the front entrance. You and Louie grab the manager …First I put a lump of butter into a frying pan and light the gas; then while the butter's melting I break three eggs into a bowl, like this …Previous Next
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