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Visualizing English tenses

Here is my attempt to create a visual overview of English tenses. Being a visual learner, learning them in succession Like I did at school, never made much sense.

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Posted on February 23, 2017 Posted in AcademicTagged english, grammar, language, sketchnote, tenses, visualization

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