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What are the different forms of Monotonous word in tenses?

"Monotonous" is an adjective, not a verb, so it doesn't have different forms in tenses.

However, you can use "monotonous" in various verb phrases depending on the tense you want to express. Here are some examples:

Present Tense:

* The lecture was monotonous. (Simple past tense)

* The music has been monotonous all day. (Present perfect tense)

* The job is becoming monotonous. (Present continuous tense)

* He always finds the routine monotonous. (Simple present tense)

Past Tense:

* The journey was monotonous. (Simple past tense)

* The work had been monotonous for weeks. (Past perfect tense)

* The weather was becoming monotonous. (Past continuous tense)

Future Tense:

* The meeting will be monotonous. (Simple future tense)

* The work will have been monotonous by the time he finishes. (Future perfect tense)

* The trip is going to be monotonous. (Future continuous tense)

Remember to choose the correct tense for the context of your sentence.

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