Our week 4 topic is all about Tense Consistency. Verb tense consistency refers to maintaining identical tense throughout a clause. The goal is to avoid having a single time period described in multiple tenses. If you are refereeing to more than one time period, it is advisable to start a new clause or a new sentence altogether. There are 3 Tenses of Verbs and 4 Aspect of Verbs. I didn't find the topic that difficult. I learned the different Tenses of Verbs. The first one is Present Tense. The present tense and the base form of a verb are the same, except for the third person singular (he, she, or it), which adds –s or –es. The second type is Past Tense, the past tense expresses an action that has already occurred. The past tense is formed in regular verbs by adding –ed or –d to the base form. The third type is Future Tense, the future tense expresses an action that will take place in the future. The future tense is formed by adding will to the base form.
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Overthinking will destroy your Happiness
and your Mood. It'll make everything worst
than it actually is. Take a deep breath, exhale
and have Faith. What's meant to be will Be.
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