The present tense in Lithuanian grammar is commonly used to express a present action. Unlike many languages, Lithuanian has three different forms of the present tense – the simple present, present continuous, and the habitual present. Each one is used to express different aspects about an action or situation that is currently happening. The rules for each are different and mastering them will require some practice, but with consistent exercises, it is an achievable goal.
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