The document discusses the present tense, present continuous tense, and present perfect tense in English grammar. It defines the present continuous tense as expressing ongoing actions in the present and provides its other name. Rules for forming sentences in the present continuous tense are outlined. The present perfect tense is explained as expressing a past event with present consequences, without specifying the exact time. Formation rules are given, showing the past participle form of the main verb. Students are assigned to practice the present perfect tense by making 15 original examples in their notebooks.

1. English
Lecture By: Miss Tayyeba

3. •What is Present Tense?(Revision)
•What is Present Continuous Tense?
•What is the other name of Present Continuous
Tense?
•What are the different rules of Present
Continuous Tense?

5. This tense expresses a past event that has
present consequences.
It tells us that an action happened at an
unspecified time before now.
The exact time isn’t important in this tense.
You can’t use this tense with specific time
expressions such as:
Yesterday, one year ago, last week, when I was
a child, when I lived in Japan etc.

7. •The verb is always in the past
participle form.
e.g. wanted, buried, walked,
hidden, dropped, come, blown
etc.
It means that the past participle/
3rd form of verb is used in this
tense. i.e. verb with-ed

9. Subject+ Auxilliary Verb(Has/Have) + 3rd Form of Main
Verb+ing+object

11. Learn all the rules of Present
Perfect Tense+ do practice of
this tense in rough notebooks
by making15 examples of
your own.