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This document provides a table outlining the different tenses in English including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms. For each tense (present, past, future, past future), it lists the conjugations of the main verb for each category. For example, in the present simple tense it lists "he goes to school", in the present continuous it lists "he is going to school", and so on for the other tense forms. The document was composed by Fedriyanto, S.Pd and contains the basic conjugations for the main verb tenses in English.
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TENSES2.pptx
- 2. SIMPLE CONTINUOUS PERECT PERFECT CONTINUOUS PRESENT HE GOES TO SCHOOL HE IS GOING TO SCHOOL HE HAS GONE TO SCHOOL I HAVE BEEN GOING TO SCHOOL PAST HE WENT TO SCHOOL HE WAS GOING TO SCHOOL HE HAD GONE TO SCHOOL I HAD BEEN GOING TO SCHOOL FUTURE HE WILL GO TO SCHOOL HE WILL BE GOING TO SCHOOL HE WILL HAVE GONE TO SCHOOL I WILL HAVE BEEN GOING TO SCHOOL PAST FUTURE HE WOULD GO TO SCHOOL HE WOULD BE GOING TO SCHOOL HE WOULD HAVE GONE TO SCHOOL I WOULD HAVE BEEN GOING TO SCHOOL
- 3. SIMPLE CONTINUOUS PERECT PERFECT CONTINUOUS PRESENT DO/DOES, VERB 1 BE (AM,IS,ARE) VERB+ING HAVE,HAS VERB 3 HAVE BEEN VERB+ING PAST DID VERB 2 BE (WAS,WERE) VERB+ING HAD VERB 3 HAD BEEN VERB+ING FUTURE WILL VERB 1 WILL BE VERB+ING WILL HAVE VERB 3 WILL HAVE BEEN VERB+ING PAST FUTURE WOULD VERB 1 WOULD BE VERB+ING WOULD HAVE VERB 3 WOULD HAVE BEEN VERB+ING
- 4. WELCOME TO THE EXAMINATION GOOD LUCK..!!