The InFluency Podcast

539. English Tenses Made Easy: Practice Grammar AND Pronunciation

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Show Notes

Want to use English tenses correctly without stopping to think about the grammar every time you speak?

In this lesson, we'll practice common English verbs across the past, present, and future using the simple, continuous, and perfect aspects.

But we're not just learning the grammar. We're practicing how these structures actually SOUND when you speak English naturally.

We'll practice with three common verbs: → MAKE → GET → TAKE

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