The document discusses simple tenses in English, including the past, present, and future tenses. The simple past tense is used to describe completed actions that occurred at a specific time in the past. The simple present tense describes actions that happen regularly or generally. The future tense indicates that an action has not happened yet but will occur at some point in the future. Examples of verbs are provided for each tense.

1. SIMPLE TENSES
(INDEFINITE TENSES)
PAST
PRESENT
FUTURE

2. SIMPLE PAST
The simple past, (also called past simple or
past indefinite ) is a verb tense which is used
to show that a completed action took place at
a specific time in the past. The simple past is
also frequently used to talk about past habits
and generalizations.
Simple past is also known as Past Indefinite.

3. USAGE
The simple past is used to talk about activities
that began and ended in the past. e.g.
yesterday, last week, one hour ago, two days
ago, in 1989 The past means anytime before
right NOW. If something began and ended 5
minutes ago, then it should be expressed in
the past tense

4. Verbs usage

5. EXAMPLES

6. PRESENT TENSE
DEFINITION :
The simple present can describe actions that
happen regularly. Likewise past indefinite we
can also call it Present Indefinite.

7. USE OF VERBS

9. EXAMPLES

10. FUTURE TENSE
DEFINITION :
* A verb is said to be in future tense when
the action it is describing has to take place at
some point in the future.
*Future indefinite indicates that
an action or occurrence has not happened yet
and will take place at some point in the future.
* It is also known as Future Indefinite.

11. EXAMPLES

14. COMPARISON