This document provides an introduction to verb tenses in English. It discusses the three main tenses - past, present, and future - and how verbs are used to indicate time. It then focuses on the perfect present tense, explaining that it is used to indicate an action that began in the past but has relevance to or influence in the present. Formulas, examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences are provided to illustrate how to form the perfect present tense.

1. Welcome
Prepared By:-
Lalji Baraiya
Student of Department of English

3. What is Tense ?
• Verb based method
• Indicate time
• Time expresses:-
1) Past:- before now
2) Present:- Now,
Include now
3) Future:- after now

4. Three tense in only ten minu…
•Present Tense
•Past Tense
•Future Tense

6. Funny Videos…
• Article 370 • Learn tense
through story
telling…

7. Perfect Present Tense
• Remaining
influence in
current time
• Past become
present
• Useful in
competitive
exam…

9. Useful Sign…
• Just
• Just now
• Already
• Recently
• So far
• Ever (Interrogative)
• Never ( Negative)
• Still ( Positive )
• yet ( Negative)
• Since
• For

10. Formula…
• I have played
• You have worked
• He has written
• She has walked
• We have travelled
• Affirmative Sent…
• Used Past Participle…

11. Negative Sentences…
• I have not eaten breakfast
today.
• He has not seen the new
movie.
• She has not played tennis.
• We have not slept all night.
• Just put ‘not’ after ‘Have’ or ‘has’…

12. Interrogative Sentences…
• Have I missed the bus ?
• Have you visited London ?
• Has he Worked as a Waiter ?
• Has she met John now ?
• To make question just put ‘have’ or ‘has’…

13. ‘Wh’- Questions…
• Where have I left my umbrella?
• What have you done today ?
• Why has he gone already ?
• Why has it rained so much this
summer ?
• We just put the question word before
‘have’ or ‘has’…

14. Quiz….