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Present Tense uses the base form of a verb to describe current actions, events and states-of-being. Ex: I answer to no one.
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Why does it use simple present of "change" for a past event?
There is dialog on "The Vampire Diaries" that
"my parents died and everything changes"
Why is "changes" used instead of "changed" or "has changed"?
