Tense refers to the emotion of the action or state of being expressed by the verb. true or false

The correct answer is False

Explanation:

In grammar, the tense refers to the form of the verb in a sentence that expresses the time in which the action of a sentence takes place. Because of this, there are mainly three tenses the past to describe actions that already occurred, the present used to describe actions that are occurring and the future to describe actions that will occur. Additionally, each of these tenses can be simple, continuous or perfect. This means the tense is a reference to know when the action described occurred and therefore it is false the tense refers to the emotion of the action or state being expressed by the verb because the tense refers to the time in which the action occurs.