Use of tenses

1. Welcome!!
Tense is a method that we use in English to refer to
time - past, present and future. Many languages use
tenses to talk about time. Other languages have no
tenses, but of course they can still talk about time,
using different methods.

2. Tense chart

4. Sentences
• It had been:
It had been lost in the woods.
• It had been lying under the bed all day.
• It had been broken down a minute ago.
• It has been:
• It has been found in his pocket.
• It has been ruined from the center.
• It has been my duty to settle the class when the teacher is not around.

5. Sentences
• She has been:
• She has been to that library before.
• She has been reading her favorite book.
• She has been to the alarming tunnel before.
• He has been:
• He has been eating the tin of beans for hours.
• He has been completing his project.
• He has been preparing for his exams.

6. Sentences
• She had been:-
• She had been on a cruise since yesterday.
• She had been fighting like cats and dogs with her sister.
• She had been very resentful because of the loss in business.
He had been:
• He had been working very hard; expecting to get a good result.
• He had been accused of stealing as he was the only person there.
• He had been very busy because of his new and upcoming projects.

7. Made by:•
Sania Zahra
Rida Rashid
Mariam Shahid