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composite tense

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Key Facts

  • composite tense is a type of tense–aspect–mood[1].
  • composite tense is the opposite of simple tense[2].

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Definition and Type

composite tense is a type of tense–aspect–mood[1]. It is the opposite of simple tense[2].

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