Hi Guys and Girls,
I need someone with a better understanding of the English language to help me here...
I am there.
Is the above sentence possible? "Am" is a present tense verb. Present tense implies now. So I can't be there, because I am here. As a matter of fact, I will always be here, no matter where I am.
Next question: There is past tense and present tense. Can you have future tense?
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