101-102 3-20-01 (Side A)

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Additional Description: Recording of class on future tense.

Date: 20 March, 2001

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Future Tense in Indian

Introduction to Tense (0:00-)
– “He is going to fix the car today”/”He will fix a car today”
– “He has fixed the car today”

Different Past Tenses (8:30-)
– “was”+ing, ed
a. “He walked on the road (with explanation of prepositional phrase)
b. “He ran along the road.”
c. “He/she thought the woman.”
d. “The boy rode the horse.”
e. “The two men went home.”
f. “Today it rained.”

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