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The document discusses English verb tenses, including: - Present, past, and future simple tenses using verbs with the suffixes -s, -ed, and will/shall + verb. - Present, past, and future continuous tenses using the verbs be + -ing. - Present, past, and future perfect tenses using have/has + past participle. - Present, past, and future perfect continuous tenses using have/has been + -ing. Examples are provided for each tense.
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Tenses
1) The document discusses various tenses in English including the simple present, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, simple past, past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous, simple future, future continuous, and future perfect.
2) It provides examples of how to form each tense and when each tense is used.
3) Key details about each tense like time frames, ongoing vs completed actions, and common words used with each tense are outlined.
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The document provides information on English tenses and their usage patterns. It discusses the three main tenses - present, past and future - and their various forms. For each tense, examples of verbs and patterns are given to illustrate how the tense changes based on the subject. Common usage scenarios are also outlined to explain when each tense should be used.
tenses
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Tenses
- 1. TENSES
- 2. BY MISS WAREE ARDKAMON B,ED. 3.4 ID.NO. 5480108426
- 3. Tense Tense tense Present tense Past tense Future tense
- 4. tense tense Simple tense Continuous tense Perfect tense Perfect continuous tense Present Simple Tense
- 5. S + V1 I study at Harvard University. The Sun rises in the east. He calls me honey. Past Simple Tense
- 6. S + V2 I lived in Germany. Daddy called me last night.
- 7. Future Simple Tense S + will, shall + V1 I will go to Japan next month. I will send you my photo tonight.
- 8. Present Continuous Tense , S + is, am, are + V ing I am going to school. He is walking on the street.
- 9. Cherry is preparing for final exam. Past Continuous Tense S + was, were + V ing
- 10. I was working all day yesterday. When I opened the door, my father was watching TV. Future Continuous Tense
- 11. S + will be + V ing I will be studying in tomorrow morning. I will be working when you finish your work. Present Perfect Tense since, for
- 12. S + have, has + V3 I have worked in Japan since 2010. Nancy has stayed with me for 10 months. I have already finished my homework. Past Perfect Tense
- 13. Past Perfect Tense Past Simple Tense S + had +V3 Two students had gone before the teacher came to the room. Before I met her, I had met Sandy. Future Perfect Tense
- 14. S + will + have + V3 Apple will have launched its new iPhone by 2012. My father will have gone when I get up.
- 15. Present Perfect Continuous Tense Present Perfect Tense S + have/has been + V ing I have been working in Japan since 2010.
- 16. Nick have been living in London for 2 months. Past Perfect Continuous Tense Past Perfect Tense S + had been + V ing
- 17. I had been painting the wall before the dog scratched it. My father had been smoking for 5 years before I was born. Future Perfect Continuous Tense Future Perfect Tense S + will/shall + have been + V ing
- 18. By the next year, I will have been working for 10 years. In ten minutes I will have been waiting 1 hour for the bus. THANK YOU