Tense indicates the time of an action or state in relation to the time of speaking. There are three main tenses: past, present, and future. The simple past tense uses the verb's past form with ed or d; the simple future uses will or shall with the base verb form; and the simple present uses the base verb form, was/were for be, and ate for eat. Tense provides important grammatical rules for expressing when an action occurred.

1. TENSE
Aurikto Ayman Choudhury

2. What is tense?
Tense :
Tense is a verb-based method used to
indicate the time, and sometimes the
continuation or completeness, of an
action or state in relation to the time of
speaking.

4. IMPORTANT RULES
TENSE PAST FUTURE
SIMPLE
VERB + D/ED (SECOND
FORM OF THE VERB)
WILL/SHALL + VERB
VERB = BE WAS/WERE WILL BE
VERB = EAT ATE WILL EAT
VERB = STUDY STUDIED WILL STUDY

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