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Past Simple: Johanne watched tv last night.

Future: Johanne will watch tv tonight and tomorrow night.

Present Simple Continuous: Joahanne is watching tv now!

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Past tense: "She danced all night at the party." Future tense: "They will finish their project by next week." Continuous tense: "I am studying for my exam right now."

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