Verb tenses

We walk through the forest in search of tree kangaroos.

Does this convey time, sequence, condition, or state?

Im pretty sure it conveys sequence because it gives no reference to time the condition of where they are or the state of their expedition

Answered by bellacblack | 2024-06-10

Sequence is the correct option. ;

Answered by jkoyocku | 2024-06-12

The sentence 'We walk through the forest in search of tree kangaroos' conveys time by using the present tense verb 'walk', indicating that the action is happening now. It does not suggest sequence or condition, emphasizing the ongoing nature of the action. Therefore, the focus is on the timing of the action rather than any specific sequence of events or conditions.
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Answered by bellacblack | 2024-10-01