What is the difference between present tense and present indefinite tense?
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The Present Indefinite Tense is the tense that denotes the habit-showing actions that are not clearly defined or stated. For example: -
1. Dogs bark at night.
2. We see with our eyes.
3. We hear with our ears.
4. A cow gives us milk.
Clarification: All the sentences [1,2,3,4] show that d
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