Did you know that we sometimes use the present tense to tell a story that happened in the past? (Ex. So, I’m walking into the store and I see this lady frowning at me. Then she starts to walk over to me and I’m thinking, “Who is this?! Do I know her? Should I get out of here?”) Why do you think we do it?

Hard Question: When do we NOT use the present simple in English? (The answer is in there for you. Look for it! However, it might surprise you!)

Which verb tense would be best in an interview if you want to tell the hiring manager that you have 10 years of experience AND it is up-to-date/current? (meaning that you are currently working as a software engineer?)

What verb tense is best when to predict that, at a moment of time in the future, it is predicted to be raining at that same time?

What verb tense is best to talk about regularly going to the gym as a habit currently?