The document defines and provides examples of the simple present, past, and future tenses in English. It explains that the simple tense is the basic tense used to express actions or states that occur at a specific time without additional complexity. It then discusses the simple present tense and how it describes routine or habitual actions. Next, it covers the simple past tense and how it expresses events that occurred in the past. Finally, it addresses the simple future tense and how it is used to talk about events that have not happened yet and will occur in the future.

1. TAKE ME
SIMPLE TENSE
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2. 4. Formula And Example
3. Function Of The Part Simple
Tense
2. Part Of The Simple Tense
1. Definition Simple Present Tense
TOPIC
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3. GROUP 1
NI PUTU ARDANI 2101010007
I GEDE KARMA SANTIYASA 2101010041
I GEDE ARI WIGUNA 2101010061
KADEK EMMY SANTIKA DEWI
2101010082
NI PUTU GUNAPRYA DHARMAPATNI
2101020051
I KADEK SUGIARTA 2101020066
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4. 01. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
02.
SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
03.
SIMPLE TENSE
Simple tense is the basic form or time pattern used to express actions
or states that occur at a specific time. This tense does not have complex
forms or additional information like more complex tenses
.
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5. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
Simple present tense is a tense that is used to
describe routine activity, or habitual events that
continue to occur every day.
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6. GENERAL
TRUTH
01
HABIT
S
02
FUNCTION
General truth is a common truth or absolute truth
"Habit" means something done repeatedly and
consistently.
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7. FORMULA
Subject Table Positive
Subject + Verb1(s/es) + Objec/Noun
“I teach English”, “They go to school”
Subject + to be (am/is/are) + object
“I am a teacher”, “She is so beautiful”
Negative
Subject + do/does + NOT + Verb1 + Object
“I don’t like you”, “He doesn’t like me”
Subject + to be (am/is/are) + NOT + Adjective/Noun
“I am not happy”, “They are not religious ”
Interrogative
do/does + Subject + Verb1 + Object + ?
“Do I teach English?”, “Don’t you go to collage?”
to be(am,is,are) + subject + adjective/noun/object + ?
“are you a programmer?”, “are you a programmer?”
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8. SIMPLE PAST TENSE
Past tense is a simple verb form that functions to
explain an event in the past
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9. SIMPLE PAST TENSE
FUNCTION
To express a past event or incident with a known
time of occurrence.
01.
To describe an event or incident that was
completed in the past
02.
To express an event, occurrence, or action that
was a habit in the past.
03.
To describe an event or occurrence that would
happen under certain conditions in the past.
04.
To describe a past habit that is no longer
practiced.
05.
I met a beautiful woman last night
We went to the beach yesterday
I often visited my grandparent
house
If you had much money, what would
you buy?
My father used to smoke when he
was young
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10. SIMPLE PAST TENSE
FORMULA
Subject + Verb2
“I slept early last night”
“I played football yesterday”
Subject + was/were + Complement
“She was a famous singer”
“We were here yesterday”
Did + subject + Verb 1 + ?
“Did you buy a lot of souvenirs ? Yes, I did”
“Where did you buy them ? I bouhgt in souvenirs center”
Was/were + Subject + Complement + ?
“Were you excited on you trip last night? Yes, I was”
“Where were you last night? I was just home”
Subject + did + NOT + Verb1
“We did not eat sandwich this morning”
“My mom did not go to the market yesterday”
Subject + was/were + not + Complement
“You were not sick”
“I was not ready for that”
Positive Negative
Interrogative
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11. SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
Simple future tense is a form of sentence to express actions or events
that have not yet been used and will occur in the future.
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12. 01. States an event or occurrence that will occur in the future.
02. Expressing a promise in the future
03. Make a request to someone else
04. Expressing an offer to another person
FUNCTION
05. Expressing permission for other people to do something.
06. Expressing an invitation to other people
07. States a necessity
08. State the condition or conditional sentence
I shall go to Manila tomorrow morning
We shall meet the clients by noon
Will you help me get the book on the top shelf?
Will you sit down by my side?
Will you sit down here, please
Will you come to my birthday party tonight?
I shall study hard to pass the examination.
He will love the giri if she is beautiful.
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13. FORMULA
Positive
Subject + will/shall + Verb1 + Object
“He will play his favorite game.”
Subject + to be (am/is/are) + going to + Verb1 + Object
“Bobi is going to sleep at hotel tonight.”
Negative
Subject + will/shall + not + Verb1 + Object
“He will not play his favorite game.”
Subject + to be (am/is/are) + not + going to + Verb1 + Object
“He is not going to sleep at hotel tonight.”
Interrogative
Will/shall + Subject + Verb1 + Object + ?
“Will he play his favorite game?”
to be (Am/is/are) + Subject + going to + Verb1 + Object + ?
“Is Bobi going to sleep at hotel tonight?”
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