Grammar in the slang

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hi teachers , i am confused about the grammar in the slang ,

i want to know if you use grammar in slang or you do not ,

because when i see a movie i see sentences with a certain tense , and i think that the same sentences

in another situation use another tense , and i do not know why ? is not there an obligation with the grammar

in the slang

what is really confusing me , and made me ask this question , the past simple tense and the present perfect tense

i do not know when i can use anyone of them ?

i am sorry my bad english

thanks in advance

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

Anonymousi want to know if you use grammar in slang

All language has its own grammar. Slang has a grammar of its own, but most of the grammar of slang overlaps standard grammar. In short, yes, you use grammar in slang, but you might say that a few of the rules are different from the rules of standard grammar.

Anonymouswhat is really confusing me , and made me ask this question , the past simple tense and the present perfect tense
i do not know when i can use anyone of them ?

This is a common question, and it seems that you are just beginning to learn about these tenses, so my advice for you at this point in your study of English is to learn just one rule for now for when you are trying to decide between these two tenses.

>>> Always use the simple past tense if you mention a specific time when an action occurred.

Suppose you want to say that you arrived at 5 o'clock. You can't use the present perfect in that case:

I have arrived at 5 o'clock. WRONG!

I arrived at 5 o'clock. CORRECT!

Later you can learn more rules.

CJ

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